'disorderly-sent' originates from the combination of 'disorderly,' meaning 'lacking order,' and 'sent,' a past participle of 'send,' implying a state that has been caused or sent into disarray.

'disorderly' evolved from the Old French word 'desordene,' and 'sent' from the Old English 'sendan,' eventually forming the modern English compound 'disorderly-sent.'

Initially, 'disorderly' meant 'lacking order,' and 'sent' meant 'caused to go.' Together, they evolved to describe a state of chaos or confusion.