| 单词 | maladjusted |
| 释义 | maladjusted (once / 103679 pages) adj Someone who's maladjusted has a hard time coping with life's challenges and difficulties. If you're maladjusted at school, you just can't seem to fit in with your fellow students or figure out what your teachers expect from you. Maladjusted people can't deal with fairly ordinary stresses and trials, or they can't get along with other people. You might feel socially maladjusted if you move to a new country that's culturally very different from your home, for example. Sometimes this adjective is used to describe a system, like the economy, to emphasize how unstable it is: "This maladjusted economy is creating a society of haves and have-nots." WORD FAMILYmaladjusted USAGE EXAMPLESI told the students at Lehigh that evening that I’m going with unarmed truth, unconditional love and being creatively maladjusted to injustice. Time(Oct 18, 2016) Let us have some sensible gun rights that match modern needs of citizens rather than the present wide-open killing of innocents by the maladjusted insane. New York Times(Aug 27, 2016) In a live setting, the new songs felt combustible, seething and maladjusted. Washington Post(May 24, 2016) 1adj poorly adjusted to demands and stresses of daily living a maladjusted child Syn|Ant unadapted, unadjusted not having adapted to new conditions adjusted adjusted to demands of daily living; showing emotional stability well-adjusted, well-balancedfree from psychological disorder 2adj emotionally unstable and having difficulty coping with personal relationships Syn disturbed neurotic, psychoneurotic affected with emotional disorder 3adj not well adjusted a maladjusted carburetor Syn unadjusted not altered to fit certain requirements |
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