uncoordinated

IPA: ʌnkoʊˈɔrdʌneɪtɪd

adjective

  • (of a group or body etc.) Having components that act independently of each other.
  • (of a project etc.) Not coordinated or properly planned.
  • (of body movement) Lacking coordination.
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Examples of "uncoordinated" in Sentences

  • Opportunistic and uncoordinated.
  • The whole thing is completely uncoordinated...
  • The whole thing is completely uncoordinated....
  • The adult flight is slow and rather uncoordinated.
  • No one wants his child described as uncoordinated.
  • Their attack was uncoordinated and poorly equipped.
  • These laws are uncoordinated and often inconsistent.
  • This was as premature and uncoordinated as it can get.
  • People with schizophrenia can be clumsy and uncoordinated.
  • The problem with this, however, is the "uncoordinated" part.
  • The battle was uncoordinated and is better described as a rout.
  • Now if you called her uncoordinated, then there’d be a problem.
  • Unrestrained movements tend to be uncoordinated and inefficient.
  • This would give Motorola time to move its current business users on MURS to the new "uncoordinated" business channels.
  • In his inflated suit, although warm, he felt like some kind of uncoordinated space traveler trekking across a distant planet.
  • Looks like those "uncoordinated" slimings financed by your party's fatcats won't have to go unanswered by the campaign for lack of funds.
  • The "uncoordinated" Hammond - with slurred speech, bloodshot and "glassy" eyes -- failed his sobriety field tests and registered breath samples of 0.188 and 0.191, according to the report.
  • This kind of uncoordinated growth means more than a long drive to work; it means a half hour to buy a loaf of bread; it means that working families have to spend thousands of dollars a year more on transportation costs when they might want the option of spending that money on a year of a good college for a son or daughter.
  • Here's what I've noticed from reading some really good reports on fields / industries / sectors / ecosystems as diverse as women's studies, microfinance, impact investing, conflict resolution, digital media and learning, philanthropy, and social entreprenuership - the recommendations for building the field, or taking it from a phase of entreprenuerial fragmentation - what Katherine Fulton aptly calls uncoordinated innovation

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