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Meanings of extremely uncooperative in English
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Usage of extremely uncooperative in English
1
Annika says he was extremely uncooperative with the police.
2
This woman was extremely uncooperative on the telephone-verydefensive.
3
I must say I find you extremely uncooperative.'
4
The officers wrote that Hale was " extremely uncooperative."