ład w języku angielskim

rhyme or reason▼noun
logic or common sense

deckless▼adjective

undecked▼adjective
having to deck

unparalleledly▼adverb

unexampled▼adjective
lacking prior examples

unparalleled▼adjective
having no parallel

palsy▼noun
complete or partial muscle paralysis of a body part

paralysis▼noun
loss of muscle control

paralysis▼noun
state of inability to act

inertly▼adverb
in an inert manner

limply▼adverb

inertial▼adjective
related to inertia

inertia▼noun
in physics

inertia▼noun
unwillingness to take action

inertness▼noun
inertia

inertness▼noun
sluggishness

sluggishness▼noun
the property of being sluggish

inert▼adjective
sluggish or lethargic

inert▼adjective
unable to move or act

limp▼adjective
physically weak

tardigrade▼adjective
sluggish, moving slowly

disjointedness▼

chaos▼noun
state of disorder

disorder▼noun
absence of order

disorder▼noun
disturbance of civic order or of public order

mayhem▼noun
chaos

welter▼noun
general confusion or muddle

confusedly▼

in confusion▼

chaotically▼adverb
In a chaotic manner

pell-mell▼adverb
in haste and chaos

chaoticness▼noun

disorderliness▼noun

chaotic▼adjective
extremely disorganized or in disarray

desultory▼adjective
jumping, or passing, from one thing or subject to another, without order or rational connection

disorderly▼adjective
not in order

frenzied▼adjective
In a state of hurry, panic or wild activity.

higgledy-piggledy▼adjective
in disorder

inchoate▼adjective
chaotic, incoherent

topsy-turvy▼adjective
chaotic, disorderly