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disjoint

verb as in separate at joint

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

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"I didn't see myself in that. It was a very disjointed idea of how I felt and how I saw autism," she said,

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"Rangers were disjointed, nobody knew the shape or the tactics, but somehow they found a way to win the game," said former Northern Ireland international Stephen Craigan on Sportsound.

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By not committing entirely to backing up the press in a man-to-man fashion, United's press was disjointed - meaning City had a free man somewhere.

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“Verbiage, memes, targeting, crude humor and cultural references that are immediately available often telegraph motives for violent symbolic attacks, but can also be amorphous or disjointed,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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