Disjointed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISJOINTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISJOINT, to put out of order
• disturb the cohesion or organization of
• take apart at the joints
ADJECTIVE:
• (of two or more sets) having no elements in common.
• Separated at the joints; disconnected; incoherent.
• lacking orderly continuity
• taken apart at the joints

Words related to DISJOINTED

disjoint16 disjointedly24 disjointedness23 disjointing20 disjoints17

How to use DISJOINTED in a sentence

• In the event of an enemy appearing in the shape of a Christian, or Infidel, all would unite, including the most disjointed and hostile tribes against the common foe of Islamism.
• At times I distinguished a few bars of a tune, then only disjointed notes followed.
• Thereupon her whistling became so disjointed that the listener, if such there were, must have discovered her suspicion of his presence.
• Sydney Molyneux shook hands with both of them in somewhat dreary fashion, and embarked upon a few disjointed remarks.
• His affected, disjointed style is well imitated in the Rejected Addresses.
• Deborah made no interruption and after the disjointed and unhappy recital was complete, she sat for some moments, motionless and silent.
• He smoked a cigarette and held his peace until the labored breathing of the sick man changed to disjointed, muttering, incoherent fragments of speech.
• Yet so far it has been told only in the necessarily disjointed telegrams and letters of the press correspondents in the town.
• Dave had again been filled with a sense of Reenie Hardy, and his conversation was disjointed and uninteresting.
• Again he would talk in the disjointed way of one not clear in the head.
• Workmen then took apart the three cars and threw the disjointed remains into a promiscuous heap.
• The conversation was disjointed in its gaiety, and had no claim to the attention of the serious.
• She sobbed out, in disjointed fragments, all the sorry tale.
• All who would have stood against the Legion, simply sighed once, perhaps spoke a few disjointed words, then sank into oblivion.
• As it was, only four of the brigades took part in the action, and did so, owing to their late arrival, in very disjointed fashion.
• McClellan was in his element in fusing into unity the disjointed fragments of armies which lay about in Virginia like scattered ruins.
• Disjointed exclamations, oaths and curses intermingled with harsh laughter.
• It is rarely the bird is required to be disjointed, but if it be necessary, it can be cut up like a fowl.
• The limb, which is now disjointed and bleeding, will be united to the body politic.
• We can observe sporadic growths, disjointed fragments of rationality, springing up in a moral wilderness.
• He seemed to think he had a grievance, and he commenced to state it in a rambling, disjointed fashion, holding them prisoners on the stairs while he did so.
• The latter half of it came in jerked and disjointed phrases, and the tone of utterance was one of extreme fear and distress.
• There was a disjointed vision of faces, some of which he knew, floating around him.
• He lay and listened, though there was not much to be made out of her disjointed utterances.
• The little artist could only utter broken and disjointed sounds.
• Such as come only serve to fill the page with awkward, disjointed sentences.
• An expert carver will have the whole bird disjointed and literally in pieces with a very few strokes of the knife.

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