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View usage for: (dɪʃevəld) regional note: in AM, use disheveledadjectiveIf you describe someone's hair, clothes, or appearance as dishevelled, you mean that it is very untidy. She arrived flushed and dishevelled. Synonyms: untidy, disordered, messy, ruffled More Synonyms of dishevelled dishevelled in British English or US disheveled (dɪˈʃɛvəld) adjective1. (esp of hair) hanging loosely 2. (of general appearance) unkempt; untidy Word origin C15 dischevelee, from Old French deschevelé, from des- dis-1 + chevel hair, from Latin capillusExamples of 'dishevelled' in a sentencedishevelled David was conscious of the bright, inquisitive eyes taking him in from head to foot, his dishevelled clothes, his clotted hair.At last the Lancastrian commanders emerged, haggard, dishevelled, a mass of wounds from head to toe.Smokes came down after a time, looking gaunt and dishevelled. Definition (of a person's hair, clothes, or general appearance) disordered and untidy She arrived looking flushed and dishevelled. Synonyms ruffled rumpled hanging loose blowsy uncombed disarranged disarrayed frowzy Opposites smart , trim , neat , tidy , chic , spruce , dapper , well-groomed , spick-and-span , soigné or soignée Seeunkempt |