uncooperating
uncooperating adjective: not cooperating; uncooperative.
Adjective
uncooperating (comparative more uncooperating, superlative most uncooperating)
- Not cooperating; uncooperative.
- In addition, the work of AIDS Laboratory technician Donald Hicks […] was reputedly stymied by uncooperating higher-ups and mysteriously vanishing records.1986 February 15, Elizabeth Pincus, “The CDC: When Politics & Egos Hamper Saving Lives”, in Gay Community News, volume 14, number 39, page 2
Forms of uncooperating
| comparative | more uncooperating |
|---|---|
| superlative | most uncooperating |
Origin of uncooperating
From un- + cooperating.
Questions about uncooperating
- What does uncooperating mean?
- Uncooperating means not cooperating; uncooperative.
- What part of speech is uncooperating?
- Uncooperating is an adjective.
Words near uncooperating in the dictionary
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