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unintegrated

unintegrated

6.8
Not joined to other parts to make one system
  • adjective
  • /ˌʌnˈɪntɪɡreɪtɪd/
translation icon : no integrado
  • This assessment suggests that faculty have engaged in a form of teacher education design in which the content of a relatively unintegrated discipline-oriented core has been almost completely detached from the real work of the physical education teacher.

Examples

  • "Hisamatsu's essay, meanwhile, focuses on the theme of 'Nothingness,' which he treated in a fragmentary and unintegrated manner elsewhere.

    Academic text (2011)
  • The system was unintegrated, causing delays in information sharing between departments.

  • The unintegrated elements activate the virulence of the fulminating powers that strike at each other throughout the drama.

    Academic text (1998)
  • For Aristotle believes that only a union of form and matter (that is, actuality and potentiality) can make different parts a genuine whole other than a mere unintegrated aggregation of two different things.

    Academic text (2017)
  • His thoughts remained unintegrated, jumping from one idea to another without a clear direction.

  • The unintegrated parts of the project made it difficult to understand the overall goals.

Synonyms

unmixed
vsunintegrated
1 3.6

Completely pure with nothing added

is about not being incorporated into a larger whole rather than purity
unfused
vsunintegrated
1 5.3

Not joined together and staying separate

is about not forming a single unified whole rather than mere separation
uncoupled
vsunintegrated
1 4.9

Not joined to something it was attached to before

is about not being part of a larger whole rather than prior separation
unassociated
vsunintegrated
1 4.9

Not connected or related to something else, like two separate events

is used for lack of inclusion in a single organised whole
unblended
vsunintegrated
1 5.8

Not mixed with other ingredients, showing its own taste or color

is about lack of being part of a whole rather than simple mixing
nonintegrated
vsunintegrated
7.2

Not joined together as one group or system

is identical in meaning but uses the 'un' prefix form
uncombined
vsunintegrated
6.3

Not joined to other things

is used when something is not made part of a larger whole
unmerged
vsunintegrated
4.6

Not joined together into one thing

is used for items kept separate instead of forming one entity
uncompounded
vsunintegrated
8.6

Not joined with other parts

is a broader absence of joining, not limited to technical grouping
unjoined
vsunintegrated
5.6

A person who is not married and lives alone

is about not belonging to a larger whole rather than simple disconnection
unincluded
vsunintegrated
5.4

Not in a group or list with other items

is focused on not belonging to a larger whole rather than mere separation
unabsorbed
vsunintegrated
6.1

Not taken into something, for example liquid or light left on the surface

is about not being part of a larger whole rather than physical soaking
unmingled
vsunintegrated
8.0

Pure and not mixed with other things

is focused on not being part of a whole rather than preserving purity
ungathered
vsunintegrated
7.8

Not collected into one place or group

is about not belonging to an organised whole rather than not being collected

Antonyms

2 3.8

Having different parts that work together as one

How Integrated

integrated
2 3.8
unintegrated
6.8
isolated
56 3.8

Surface Forms

unintegrated positive

Morphology

unintegrated = integrated (transparent) = un + integrate + ed

The word is formed by adding the productive negative prefix 'un-' to the familiar adjective 'integrated', so the negated meaning is directly inferable.

Etymology

The word unintegrated starts with un- meaning 'not' and the rest comes from integrate, from a Latin word meaning 'whole'. Think of loose puzzle pieces that are not put into one picture; that's why unintegrated means not combined into a whole.