0 lacking any clear connection:
1 expressing a choice between two or more things, where only one is possible:
For those familiar with only one or two pieces, the medley may sound more like a series of disjunctive sections.
The incorporation of disjunctive elements is by now a cliché of architectural renovations.
The company's non-compliance clearly resulted from a disjunctive organisational structure.
The poems, always difficult, got more difficult in the mid-1980s and have remained so: disjunctive and unpredictable, often zany.
"And" is normally read conjunctively, "or" is normally read disjunctively, but in some circumstances the context may require "and" to be disjunctive or "or" to be conjunctive.
We can represent a binary constraint by means of a small number of disjunctive relations.
Because the statute uses the disjunctive "or", the court must separately evaluate each of the four factual scenarios.
These five reasons are disjunctive so that the party serving the notice can rely on any one of them.
