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disjoint

[dis-joint] / dɪsˈdʒɔɪnt /


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Smith's game management and kicking ability would be an obvious fix to some rather scruffy and disjointed play that did not allow England to build any pressure in the first Test.

From BBC

Carpenter has charisma to spare, but the monologue was too disjointed to go anywhere.

From Los Angeles Times

After suffering an injury in pre-season and missing the first three games of Liverpool's Premier League campaign, it had been a disjointed start to 2025-26 for Bradley.

From BBC

Save the distracting, disjointed and annoying noise for between innings—or better yet, after the game.

From The Wall Street Journal

Senior family court barrister Lucy Reed KC responded to that report by describing the family justice system as "disjointed".

From BBC