Similar words: adjustment, maladjusted, well-adjusted, adjust, adjusted, readjust, adjust to, adjustable. Meaning: [‚mælə'dʒʌsmənt] 
n. the condition of being unable to adapt properly to your environment with resulting emotional instability.
n. the condition of being unable to adapt properly to your environment with resulting emotional instability. 
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1 Some foals can suffer from so-called neonatal maladjustment syndrome.
2 The maladjustment of laser cavity and light beam quality .
3 The second chapter expound maladjustment between belief and reason, status of current moral education.
4 In large multi - fluid cooling system, power maladjustment is very severe.
5 Because of the tiredness of travel and the maladjustment of the different area, now I'm a spent bullet!
6 Improper diet and emotional maladjustment to the illness's recrudescence and turning to complexity. "
7 The weakening of social organizations, the maladjustment of children, and finally , crime, had resulted.
8 Furthermore, the maladjustment of vasoactive peptide is deemed to be an important aspect of VSA.
9 Sometimes the maladjustment resulting from the lag lasts rather long and becomes a serious social problem.
10 But the scale of recruitment to the revolutionary underground suggests that it can not be explained in terms of individual maladjustment.
11 We also provide advises , guidance and interview services on psychology,(www.Sentencedict.com) maladjustment problems and parental education.
12 The institutionalization of Emotion has different functional requirements whose maladjustment could bring in clash.
13 We must pay attention to the style of play maladjustment.
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