unsorted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈsɔrtɪd/
- The documents were thrown into an unsorted pile on the desk, making it hard to find anything.
And if I feel like the house is really like unsorted, it really bothers me.
- And if I feel like the house is really like unsorted, it really bothers me.
- So we're going to start our first pass on this clearly unsorted list, and we're going to compare the first two elements.
Examples
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You have two unsorted arrays of integers.
Blog text (33) -
After the storm, the garden was a chaotic mess of unsorted leaves and branches.
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So we're going to start our first pass on this clearly unsorted list, and we're going to compare the first two elements.
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And in particular, right, in the unsorted case here, both add and get value involve doing a linear search.
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So if I have an unsorted array, this is very easy to insert into, right?
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And if I feel like the house is really like unsorted, it really bothers me.
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It was in the unsorted pile.
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Assign each group to assemble a specific number of pens from unsorted parts.
Academic text (2012) -
The reusable glass items and unsorted miscellany that were offered to the public became more formed and coherent.
Academic text (2000) -
Gillian poked about on a bench and found a bottle, a very dusty bottle amongst an apparently unsorted pile of new and old things.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
Not in a clear order or plan
Not neat, with things like papers or clothes left around
Not arranged in a clear or tidy way
Not in a clear order and often messy
Not organized in a clear plan or order
A place or thing that is untidy and not in order
Not in any clear order
Not put in order and left messy
Not done by a plan and lacking order
Not put into any group or folder
Not in order and untidy after being moved
Mixed together in a confused and untidy way
Antonyms
How Organized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unsorted is made of un- meaning 'not' and sort, which means 'to put things into groups' or 'arrange'. So unsorted means 'not arranged' or 'not put into groups'.