Similar words: dysfunction, functional, functionary, function, and function, malfunction, unction, junction. Meaning: adj. 1. impaired in function; especially of a bodily system or organ 2. (of a trait or condition) failing to serve an adjustive purpose.
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61) America's transport network is similarly dysfunctional, says a recent Urban Land Institute report.
62) Family therapy ( Stair Model ) was selected to deal with their root problem in dysfunctional communication pattern.
63) Bosses at Paramount Pictures have purchased the rights to Hughes' unfilmed script "Grisby's Go Broke, " about a dysfunctional Chicago family who lose all their money when the economy slumps.
64) The McCain campaign, once merely problematic, is now close to being out-and-out dysfunctional. Its combination of strategic incoherence and operational incompetence has become toxic.
65) There is no record of anovulatory dysfunctional uterine bleeding in TCM(Sentence dictionary), but it belongs to metrorrhagia and metrostaxis according to its symptoms.
66) For unlike you I think China's economic and social model is dysfunctional.
67) In a society that is being continuously transformed by market forces, traditional values are dysfunctional and anyone who tries to live by them risks ending up on the scrapheap.
68) You've got to hand it to the Hawks, currently the most dysfunctional team in the NBA.
69) Conclusion To treat ovulatory dysfunctional infertility by tonifying kidney and regulating menstruation has its advantage.
70) Politically, unburdening itself of debt can then be portrayed as ridding Greece of a dysfunctional past.
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