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maladjusted

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mal·ad·just·ed (ml-justd)
adj.
Inadequately adjusted to the demands or stresses of daily living.

maladjusted
[mal′adjus′tid]
Etymology: L, malus, bad, adjuxtare, to bring together
appearing unable to maintain effective relationships needed to fit into the environment and showing irritability, depression, and other psychogenic conditions.


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