The Collaborative International Dictionary
Incoordinate
Incoordinate \In`co*["o]r"di*nate\, a. Not co["o]rdinate.
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incoordinate
a. Not coordinate.
Usage examples of "incoordinate".
He rode at night that its hooves might benefit from the damp or from what damp there was and as he rode he saw small villages distant on the plain that glowed a faint yellow in that incoordinate dark and he knew that the life there was unimaginable to him.
The scouts would be already gone, riding out in the dark before the sun rose, and they would not return until night, reckoning out the camp in that incoordinate waste by palest starlight or in blackness absolute where the company sat among the rocks without fire or bread or camaraderie any more than banded apes.