Incoordination
noun
A state where there is a lack of effective control of bodily movements, leading to clumsiness or unsteadiness.
His incoordination made it difficult for him to participate in sports.
Usage tips
Neutral
muscle incoordination, motor incoordination, sensorimotor incoordination
noun
The lack of effective interaction between teams or departments that can lead to confusion or inefficient outcomes.
The incoordination between marketing and sales resulted in missed opportunities.
Usage tips
Neutral
communication incoordination, team incoordination, project incoordination
noun
A state where there is a lack of effective control of bodily movements, leading to clumsiness or unsteadiness.
His incoordination made it difficult for him to participate in sports.
Usage tips
Neutral
muscle incoordination, motor incoordination, sensorimotor incoordination
noun
The lack of effective interaction between teams or departments that can lead to confusion or inefficient outcomes.
The incoordination between marketing and sales resulted in missed opportunities.
Usage tips
Neutral
communication incoordination, team incoordination, project incoordination
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When discussing physical abilities, incoordination often implies difficulties in performing tasks requiring balance or precision.
He exhibited signs of incoordination during the balance test.
Pro Tip 2/3Formal Use
In formal contexts, especially medical reports, 'incoordination' should be used to describe specific conditions.
The patient presented with incoordination indicative of neurological issues.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Connotation
The term can also convey frustration or concern when used to describe someone's struggles with coordination.
Her incoordination during the dance was a source of embarrassment.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When discussing physical abilities, incoordination often implies difficulties in performing tasks requiring balance or precision.
He exhibited signs of incoordination during the balance test.
Pro Tip 2/3Formal Use
In formal contexts, especially medical reports, 'incoordination' should be used to describe specific conditions.
The patient presented with incoordination indicative of neurological issues.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Connotation
The term can also convey frustration or concern when used to describe someone's struggles with coordination.
Her incoordination during the dance was a source of embarrassment.
Pro Tip 1/3Context
When discussing physical abilities, incoordination often implies difficulties in performing tasks requiring balance or precision.
He exhibited signs of incoordination during the balance test.
Pro Tip 2/3Formal Use
In formal contexts, especially medical reports, 'incoordination' should be used to describe specific conditions.
The patient presented with incoordination indicative of neurological issues.
Pro Tip 3/3Emotional Connotation
The term can also convey frustration or concern when used to describe someone's struggles with coordination.
Her incoordination during the dance was a source of embarrassment.
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