1. lack of coordination; inability to coordinate movements or actions smoothly
Usage: often used in medical or physical contexts
2. failure to coordinate or work together effectively; lack of harmony in action or planning
Usage: used in organizational or team contexts

Examples

• The patient's incoordination made it difficult for him to walk without assistance.
• After the stroke, she experienced some incoordination in her fine motor skills.
• The team's incoordination during the project led to missed deadlines and duplicated work.
• His incoordination on the basketball court was evident as he stumbled and dropped the ball.
• The company suffered from incoordination between departments, resulting in poor communication.
• Alcohol consumption can cause temporary incoordination and impaired balance.
• The dancer's incoordination improved significantly after weeks of practice.