dysfunctional
berfungsi
definition
adjective
the telephones are dysfunctional
not operating normally or properly.
example
This business attracts people who have drug and alcohol problems, who are 'dysfunctional' , who are misfits.
Oh, and did I mention that we could possibly have even the most 'dysfunctional' family ever?
The human devastation created by these sorts of 'dysfunctional' families is profound.
They're an entirely 'dysfunctional' lot, from a long line of eccentric ancestors that includes a couple of human cannonballs.
These kids are as young as 10, homeless, and from pretty 'dysfunctional' families.
Without that, the mechanism of justice delivery would become 'dysfunctional' .
It is such a pity this has to be spoiled by a sewage system that is obviously over loaded or very 'dysfunctional' or both.
Unfortunately, he was just as 'dysfunctional' in his own personal life as they in theirs.
But being in charge of a team that included known 'dysfunctional' miscreants was hardly news to him.
We apologise for the lack of lighting, the bare concrete walls and the 'dysfunctional' information monitors in this part of the station.
Did your lab reach the stage where it was quite 'dysfunctional' in its operation?
His family is gravely 'dysfunctional' , showing an extreme level of expressed emotion.
The international system for resettling refugees is highly 'dysfunctional' .
In therapy-speak, they call them 'dysfunctional' families, you know.
It is not just the athletes themselves who are growing old with 'dysfunctional' bodies and disturbed minds.
I also want to take the time to thank you, my dear readers who are like my extended 'dysfunctional' family.
There is evidence linking 'dysfunctional' breathing with respiratory disorders.
Some elements of 'dysfunctional' schemas may only be operative under such circumstances.
There are no words for how 'dysfunctional' she is, and I can't explain it.
Rambling and anecdotal, the 'dysfunctional' family's tale is charming if you allow it to move at its own pace.
Government stonewalling and a 'dysfunctional' justice system also jeopardized the case.
Members of the environment group are now surveying footpaths again for stiles that have become 'dysfunctional' since the last survey.
She herself says that her 'dysfunctional' family has actually weirdly helped her career.
He had fallen out with his wealthy and wildly 'dysfunctional' southern family and didn't want them to reclaim his remains.
Scorned by society, forced into retirement or seconded into secret service these heroes are a 'dysfunctional' bunch.
Pushing children into 'dysfunctional' or poorly functioning schools is making a mockery of the right to education.
It is a similar theme - the family so 'dysfunctional' that it is but one step from the abyss of collapse.
It's not a threat to write a book about a 'dysfunctional' intelligence organization.
Their brother flees from their 'dysfunctional' family to the Army as soon as he is old enough to enlist.
The system as a whole becomes inefficient and 'dysfunctional' and the people are alienated further from it and the leaders.
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