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de|range
de|range «dih RAYNJ», transitive verb, -ranged, -rang|ing.
1. to disturb the order or arrangement of; throw into confusion: »

Sudden illness in the family deranged plans for the trip. She had run for the nearest doctor in the middle of the night, but he was not a man to derange himself (New Yorker).

 SYNONYM(S): disorder, disarrange.
2. to make insane: »

The mother of the kidnapped baby was temporarily deranged by grief.

╂[< French déranger < Old French desrengier < des- (< Latin dis-) + ranger to range]

Useful english dictionary. 2012.