uncoordinated
/ (ˌʌnkəʊˈɔːdɪˌneɪtɪd) /
lacking order, system, or organization
(of a person, action, etc) lacking muscular or emotional coordination
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How to use uncoordinated in a sentence
The international response, says MSF, has been “slow” and “uncoordinated,” leaving many of the greatest needs unaddressed.
Until recently, Islamic militant action around Baghdad appeared sporadic, uncoordinated, and lacking a clear strategic purpose.
uncoordinated releases of ineffective Taliban detainees in Pakistan, who have since disappeared.
‘Homework to Do’: The Afghanistan-Pakistan Peace Talk Tipping Point | Shamila N. Chaudhary, Omar Samad | April 26, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTA combination of uncoordinated good," says McChrystal, who now teaches at Yale, "does not result in a general good.
He fumbled with loose, uncoordinated fingers at his head and Bart grabbed at him before he poked a claw in his eye.
The Colors of Space | Marion Zimmer Bradley
Current planning for the recovery period is incomplete, uncoordinated, and not functional.
The progress towards victory is the result of myriad efforts, uncoordinated, often conflicting.
Comrade Yetta | Albert EdwardsTom noticed with dismay that Bud was not responding very well, his feeble strokes were jerky and uncoordinated.
Tom Swift and the Electronic Hydrolung | Victor AppletonIts movement was uncoordinated by the time of the second bite, but it could have escaped had the frog not been confined.
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