Object

• bit: Perhaps from the pals team - who could probably help her through the apparently disjointed bits of this care nightmare?

Preposition: as

• result: The work could also be a bit disjointed as a result.

Modifies a noun

• subset: That is to say is a family of non-empty disjoint subsets of X whose union is X itself.

• region: Sudoku $ 50,000 Champions Tournament... a disjoint region; Daily SuDoku features new 4×4, 6... five merged ) Sudoku.

• union: The easiest way to construct such examples is by removing a disjoint union of open disks from a closed surface.

• set: Tue 10.00 Gyula Katona ( Rényi Institute ) Pairs of disjoint sets Let X be a finite set of n elements.

• class: This clearly does not divide tasks into disjoint classes - there is room for subjectivity.

• part: In general, the number of items in the list will correspond to the number of disjoint parts of the selection.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: They were somewhat disjointed, with no distinct physical boundary for the service.

• slightly: All interesting topics and worthy of exploration but I felt at times the book came across as slightly disjointed.

• rather: These are just preliminary thoughts rather disjointed to provoke the process of reflection.

• too: While there was nothing to choose between the two teams; United were far too disjointed to produce much of note.

• little: Although visually the trio of tools seems a little disjointed, between them they do a good job.

• very: I'm definitely not pleased with the first half in terms of us being very very disjointed.

Preposition: in

• place: This does force the dialog to be a bit bizarre and disjointed in places, but that's just part of the charm.