noun

chaos

chaos, complete disorder, confusion

The room was in complete chaos.

The room was in complete chaos.

Heavy snow has caused chaos on the roads.

Heavy snow has caused chaos on the roads.

in chaos in a state of disorder The room was in complete chaos.

to cause chaos to create disorder Heavy snow has caused chaos on the roads.

Synonyms: disorder, confusion, mayhem; Antonyms: order, harmony

From Greek 'khaos', meaning 'vast chasm, void'.

Pronounced 'kay-oss'. Think of a chaotic scene, like a room after a wild party or traffic during a snowstorm.

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