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disjoint

verb as in separate at joint

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The Jets’ offense still looks disjointed without Aaron Rodgers, while the Steelers should be steady enough to grind out points with Rodgers on their side.

“It’s been disjointed a lot, as far as the offense.”

Coroner Michael Pemberton said neither Alex, nor his parents, appreciated the dangers of the "chaotic and somewhat disjointed" approach to children involved in combat sports.

From BBC

Surely you’ll fall over backward when I tell you that funding shortages, politics, evolving priorities, lack of coordination, haphazard and disjointed planning, and less than stellar leadership have stymied progress on many fronts.

But “the U.S. doesn’t have a national water strategy,” he said, referring to a disjointed patchwork of state and court oversight.

From Salon

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