Adjective maladjustive has 1 sense

1. maladjustive - poorly adjusted
   Antonyms: adaptive, adaptative (indirect, via maladaptive)
   

maladjustive

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Not capable of adjusting or adapting effectively to new or changing circumstances

Usage: This term is primarily used in psychology or sociology to describe individuals who struggle to cope with or fit into their environment due to maladaptive behaviors or lack of adjustment skills.

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Sample Sentences:

1. His maladjustive behavior in the workplace resulted in constant conflicts with coworkers.
2. The child's maladjustive tendencies were evident in his difficulty forming friendships.
3. Seeking therapy can be beneficial for individuals struggling with maladjustive responses to stress.
4. She found it challenging to adapt to her new school, and her maladjustive attitude negatively impacted her academic performance.