Pronunciation: /ʌn.koʊˈɑp.ər.ə.tɪv/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'uncooperative' describes someone who is not willing to cooperate or work together
A1 The student was uncooperative during group activities.
A2 The uncooperative customer refused to provide any feedback.
B1 The uncooperative team member caused delays in the project.
B2 The uncooperative attitude of the employee affected the entire department.
C1 The uncooperative behavior of the defendant made the trial difficult.
C2 The negotiations broke down due to the uncooperative stance of the parties involved.
formal The uncooperative witness refused to answer any questions during the interrogation.
informal My little brother can be so uncooperative when it comes to doing his homework.
slang The customer was being super uncooperative, so I had to call my manager for help.
figurative The gears of progress were grinding to a halt due to the uncooperative nature of the different departments.
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