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Not co-operative; not inclined to work together with other people toward a common goal. The word has drifted away from that meaning a little, as the word is used by authority figures who don't like it when people don't work towards their particular goals. In this sense, the word means "disobedient".
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How do you use the word uncooperative in a sentence?
The company was uncooperative and would not provide the documents. Police took the uncooperative witness back to the precinct.
How do you use uncooperative in a sentence?
I could tell you, but I'm being uncooperative.
how do you settle a property line dispute if the other party is uncooperative?
Normally, disagreements with uncooperative people are settled by means of litigation. If that is too expensive, you may just have to accept the demands of the uncooperative people.
What is the English of matulungin?
uncooperative
How many syllables are in uncooperative?
Six.
How would a nursing assistant deal with a uncooperative patient?
approach the patient with empathy and try to understand the reason of uncooperative or hostile behavior
What composers had uncooperative fathers?
Verdi, betoven
How do you spell sturbborn?
STUBBORN - intransigent or uncooperative
What do you call a person who refuses to help?
Uncooperative?
What is the base word of uncooperative?
Un
What is an antonym for the word corporate?
the word your looking for is uncooperative
How do you deal with uncooperative co workers?
you give them saltine crackers
