disjoint|disjointed|disjointing|disjoints in English

verb

[dis·joint || dɪs'dʒɔɪnt]

dislocate, separate or disconnect the joints; put out of orde

Use "disjoint|disjointed|disjointing|disjoints" in a sentence

1. Mother disjointed a duck for cooking.

2. He disjointed from his family.

3. Asyndeton depicts the disjoint between words or phrases

4. The script was disjointed and hard to follow.

5. 5 Emerson's oration was disjointed.

6. Her ankle disjointed when she fell.

7. The processor and graphics have disjoint address spaces.

8. The criminal killed and disjointed her.

9. 17 Her ankle disjointed when she fell.

10. He stopped himself, his choppy words disjointed.

11. The old man disjointed his knee when he fell.

12. Sally was used to his disjointed, drunken ramblings.

13. He is rather disjointed when he ad-libs.

14. Cruciforms' polarized emission confirms disjoint molecular orbitals and excited states

15. Compound Bowstrings - The cords come in disjointed parts.

16. What's the semantic difference between \Amalg and \coprod for disjoint unions?

17. Death from unfamiliar diseases turned the world into a disjointed and meaningless place.

18. She had a disjointed upbringing with a series of tutors.

19. The novel suffers from a disjointed plot and pale, insignificant characters.

20. Cycles must be disjoint, that is, they must have no common points

21. It is difficult to ignore the fact that the resolution is disjointed and ambiguous.

22. Trump Babbles for minutes on end in a rambling disjointed nonsense jazz session

23. Ten years later, Harry has been battling a disjointed life with the Dursleys.

24. This will ubiquitously induces the disjoint phenomenon between the light and space design.

25. He gave a rather disjointed account of his experience in the jungle.