Hypernyms for "disorder"
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abocclusion
abruptio placentae
achlorhydria
acholia
achylia
achylia gastrica
acute brain disorder
acute organic brain syndrome
adenosis
ailment
anarchy
bladder disorder
cardiovascular disease
celiac disease
cheilosis
choking
cholestasis
clutter
colpoxerosis
commotion
complaint
confusion
defect of speech
degenerative disorder
derange
disarrange
disarrangement
discord
disorderliness
disorganisation
disorganization
disruption
disturbance
dysaphia
dysosmia
dysphagia
dysuria
eating disorder
failure
fantods
flutter
folie
fuddle
functional disorder
gland disease
glandular disease
glandular disorder
haematocolpometra
haematocolpos
hematocolpometra
hematocolpos
hoo-ha
hoo-hah
hurly burly
hydrocele
hyperactivity
idiopathic disease
idiopathic disorder
idiopathy
ill
immunological disorder
impacted tooth
impaction
instability
jumble
kerfuffle
lawlessness
learning disability
learning disorder
malocclusion
mare''s nest
mental disorder
mental disturbance
mess
mess up
messiness
metabolic disorder
muddle
muss
mussiness
nervous disorder
neurological disease
neurological disorder
olfactory impairment
organic disorder
parosamia
perleche
perturb
psilosis
psychological disorder
riot
rioting
roughness
rowdiness
rowdyism
scramble
shambles
sleep disorder
smother
speech defect
speech disorder
sprue
strangulation
strife
Sturm und Drang
throw out of kilter
throw together
to-do
tropical sprue
turbulence
untidiness
upheaval
vex
welter
worry
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.