Entropy in its purest sense is novelty or unexpectedness, common narrative defines it as disorder, but this is not entirely accurate because order and disorder are subjective, but novelty is not. Order and disorder are observer dependent, for example wild grown vegetarian can appear disordered and chaotic to Humans, but for the endemic organisms there, it may be very ordered and natural, and conversely a very well trimmed and clean lawn may be very disordered and unnatural to them.

Another example of the subjectivity and incongruent common definition of entropy as disorder, would be like an inhabited house vs an abandoned one, the inhabited one has higher degrees of entropy, because it has more variations and unexpected events happening, the system has more degrees of freedom, more possible outcomes. The abandoned house in the other hand has lower degrees of entropy, because it has much less variations and unexpected events happening, its behavior becomes predictable, it deteriorates in foreseeable ways and predictable patterns.

However, if the common definition of entropy being disorder is accurate, then the lower entropy abandoned house in theory is the ordered one, but this is not so, and the inhabited house with higher entropy in theory should be the disordered one, but this is also not so. Therefore entropy cannot be properly defined as disorder, because order and disorder are subjective, but novelty is not subjective, therefore entropy is more accurately defined as novelty, and novelty can exist in both ordered and disorder as long as the configurations are always novel, or unpredictable.