I. “+ adverb
Etymology: dis- (I) + orderly (adverb)
archaic : in a disorderly manner : without law or order : irregularly , confusedly , turbulently
II. adjective
Etymology: dis- (I) + orderly (adjective)
1.
a. : not complying with the restraints of law and order : unruly , turbulent
a weak government and a disorderly people
b. : constituting a public nuisance by reason of behavior that violates public order or is offensive to public decency ; especially of a person : guilty of disorderly conduct
2. : not in order : marked by disorder : disarranged : lacking a reasonable or apparent system
a disorderly array of books
romantic artists were rather expected to live disorderly lives at odds with God, man, the Devil, and various mistresses — New Yorker
help correct disorderly market conditions — Federal Reserve System
the usual disorderly bustle that masks the deadly efficiency of the French people — Osbert Sitwell