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Meanings of disjointed in English
Lacking orderly continuity.
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Examples for "confused"
Examples for "confused"
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Public opinion polls on the EU referendum question give a confused picture.
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Tommy looked confused, not quite understanding why the question was being asked.
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If you're confused by what that actually means, you're in good company.
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The details of the crisis were a little confused in her mind.
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Frodo made no answer; his mind was confused with doubt and fear.
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Free State: Cloudy and cool to warm with scattered showers and thundershowers.
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Knowledge of the case file was soon scattered among two dozen people.
3
A fair number of villages and outbuildings were scattered throughout the area.
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A possession from him does remain; widely scattered; yet attainable; not inconsiderable.
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Because to get to these scattered islands you need the sea transport.
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Bye.' He disconnected and I realised that he had his problems, too.
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The rig was therefore to be disconnected pending availability of production facilities.
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Men aren't very good at this; we're emotionally awkward, disconnected, and shallow.
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I'll be back shortly, Gates said by way of good-bye and disconnected.
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This disconnected behavior reflects a warped cultural view of the female body.
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Court appointed experts said he suffered from schizophrenia, disordered thinking and delusions.
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However, non-Majorana mechanisms can also generate similar signatures, especially in disordered samples.
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Background: Research has suggested that disordered gambling is endemic to Cambodian refugees.
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Moreover, additional sites in this disordered region contribute to the ABCDE cluster.
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The youthful lieutenant was perhaps the last man in the disordered mass.
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He said that was a 'catch-22' situation, which seemed illogical to him.
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Waldorf75: i also felt a bit lost by those illogical, immortal rules.
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Hoarding, however illogical and uncooperative, was a major contributor to the collapse.
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Some have a reasonable basis and some appear to be completely illogical.
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An illogical, unreasoning hope began to quicken his heart as he dressed.
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There has since been a second unconnected family outbreak in Keilor Downs.
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We are not developing a theory that includes numerous superficially unconnected events.
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And at the same time several unconnected thoughts raced through my mind.
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This is a strange, unconnected scroll; you have it as it comes.
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At this time the dwelling house was still unconnected with the Observatory.
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It has always been garbled in the journals, and even in history.
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Each day you could hear new rumors, usually baseless and always garbled.
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The papers had some garbled version of the story at the time.
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Shannon's message was complicated, and when Nicodemus finished translating, it was garbled:
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Demonstrator refuses to use Lindbergh's name to be garbled by the contrivance.
Usage of disjointed in English
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The stone steps are disjointed; the bell-cord is rotten; the gutter-spouts broken.
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Lamb said this would help end patients suffering disjointed care and support.
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The best text-generating AI programs too often produce confused and disjointed prose.
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Where France look stale and disjointed, England were fresh and relentlessly committed.
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Or are we simply on a disjointed, random journey towards the inevitable?
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Eddie shrugged with his good shoulder-anoddly disjointed movement-andhanded it over.
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But in spite of his disjointed spillage of words, Libby listened intently.
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He smiled faintly as he caught the burden of the disjointed phrases.
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It was an hour before he had translated the following disjointed items:
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Strange things in their disjointed memories started acquiring names, meaningless but definite.
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There the difficulty was to find a footing on the disjointed pavement.
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The relation was somewhat disjointed, somewhat vague in parts, and occasionally incoherent.
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His limbs felt disjointed, and his mind was in darkness and confusion.
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Her impressions of him were disjointed, it had all happened so fast.
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A cumbrous disjointed sentence, but the thought of it is clear enough.
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Nelson takes us, seamlessly, from the everyday into a parallel, disjointed world.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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