Definition Synonyms
Definition of uncoordinated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical movementlacking smooth and controlled movements
- The toddler's steps were uncoordinated.
2.
planningnot well-organized or planned
- The event was uncoordinated and chaotic.
3.
group actionsacting independently without cooperation
- The team's efforts were uncoordinated.
Origin of uncoordinated
Latin, un- (not) + coordinare (to arrange)
Terms with uncoordinated included in their meaning
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physical movement
in a clumsy or uncoordinated way
disorder
uncoordinated jumble of things or ideas
ineffective efforts
make uncoordinated and ineffective attempts
uncoordinated action
dispense widely without precise aim or strategy
movement
very awkward or uncoordinated in movement
movement
making rapid, uncoordinated movements
physiology
impaired movement due to uncoordinated muscles or joints
awkwardness
awkward or uncoordinated behavior
intoxicated person
person very drunk and uncoordinated
clumsy
uncoordinated or clumsy, used in slang
Examples of uncoordinated in a sentence
The athlete's uncoordinated attempts amused the crowd. The uncoordinated response led to confusion. Their uncoordinated efforts resulted in a missed deadline. Their uncoordinated actions led to confusion. The uncoordinated response caused delays.
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- French:maladroit, mal coordonné, ...
- German:unkoordiniert, ...
- Italian:scoordinato, non coordinato, ...
- Spanish:torpe, desorganizado, ...
- Portuguese:descoordenado, desorganizado, ...
- Chinese:不协调的, 无计划的, ...
- Japanese:ぎこちない, 無計画な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُتَناسِق, غَيْر مُنَسَّق, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְתוּאָם, חֲסַר תִּיאוּם, ...
- Russian:нескоординированный, несогласованный, ...
- Ukrainian:некоординований, неорганізований, ...
- Hindi:बेढंगा, अव्यवस्थित, ...
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