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Definition of disorganize:

To destroy the organic structure or regular system of ( a government, a society, a party, etc.); to break up ( what is organized); to throw into utter disorder; to disarrange.

Synonyms:

disarray, throw into disorder, break up, disrupt, disperse, stampede, destroy, complicate, shuffle, disorganise, overthrow, embroil, mess up, break down, order, turn topsy-turvy, overturn, unsettle, litter, deprive of organization, demobilize, throw into confusion, disband.

disorder (part of speech: verb)
- confuse,
- disorder,
- scatter,
- disarrange,
- clutter
derange (part of speech: verb)
- displace,
- convulse,
- discompose,
- disarrange,
- tamper,
- muddle,
- scatter,
- derange,
- jumble,
- disturb,
- meddle,
- swirl,
- whisk,
- toss,
- ruffle,
- dislocate,
- mislay,
- confuse,
- trouble,
- roil,
- ferment,
- roughen,
- churn,
- rummage,
- mix-up,
- mess,
- dishevel,
- botch,
- capsize,
- misplace,
- confound,
- agitate,
- tumble,
- clutter,
- upset,
- scramble,
- rumple,
- ripple,
- hash,
- perturb,
- whip,
- disorder,
- tousle,
- blur,
- muss

Usage examples:

And lastly, the inevitable and frequent economic crises under capitalism disorganize it and hasten it on towards destruction.

- "A History of Trade Unionism in the United States", Selig Perlman.
Carry out the doctrine in spirit, and it would lead to general confusion, and a state of things so impracticable as to disorganize society.

- "New-York", Cooper, James Fenimore.
In short, the only hope lay in a swift, spectacular campaign which would disorganize the English and regain the respect of the Iroquois.

- "The Fighting Governor A Chronicle of Frontenac", Charles W. Colby Edited by George M. Wrong and H. H. Langton.