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Meanings of uncoordinated in English

Uncoordinated.

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Usage of uncoordinated in English
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Emergency and hospital services later got heavily criticized for the uncoordinated response.
Wired
2
The invaders became mere uncoordinated individuals, such as we know on Earth.
Star Maker
3
She stirred, though it hardly deserved the word agitation, feeble and uncoordinated.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
4
The DRPLA mice show severe tremors, are hyperactive, and are profoundly uncoordinated.
Pubmed
5
His fingers were heavy and uncoordinated as he struggled with the hooks.
Iron lace
6
Their attack on the meal was immediate and uncoordinated; the Thiefmaker smiled indulgently.
The lies of locke lamora
7
The army, too, remained 'uncoordinated', its officer corps still largely national-conservative, not Nazi.
Hitler 1889 - 1936: Hubris
8
His wings, still too weak and uncoordinated for true flight, started to falter.
The dark griffin
9
There was no lack of effort here, it was merely uncoordinated.
The Guardian
10
Coming back feeling weak and uncoordinated can be disheartening and demotivating.
Climbing Magazine
11
The climbers knew they were too many to ascend in an uncoordinated rush.
No way down: life and death on k2
12
The show is a great reminder of just how totally uncoordinated humans are.
Rock and Ice Magazine
13
As a player he was gawky and uncoordinated, in flannels that had shrunk.
The Guardian
14
He tried to teach me ping-pong, but I was uncoordinated and easily frustrated.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
15
They spun slowly around each other, their flight unbalanced from the uncoordinated jump.
Blue noon
16
Until a few years ago, crowdsourced disaster response was informal, uncoordinated and often haphazard.
The Irish Times
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