Maladjusted (adjective)

1. Describes a person who is unable to adjust to or cope with the demands and expectations of society or their environment.
2. Describes a person who has difficulty adapting to or fitting into social or personal relationships.

Origin:

Derived from the words 'mal-' meaning 'bad' or 'poor' and 'adjust' meaning 'to adapt or fit'.

Examples:

1. The maladjusted child was struggling to make friends and fit in at school.
2. The maladjusted employee was unable to work effectively in a team environment.
3. The maladjusted individual was often seen as unpredictable and difficult to get along with.
4. The maladjusted person was often considered unstable and unable to form meaningful relationships.
5. The maladjusted behavior was a source of concern for the individual's family and friends.