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incontinent
[in-kon-tn-uhnt]
adjective
unable to restrain natural discharges or evacuations of urine or feces.
unable to contain or retain (usually followed byof ).
incontinent of temper.
lacking in moderation or self-control, especially of sexual desire.
unceasing or unrestrained.
an incontinent flow of talk.
incontinent
1/ ɪˈɒԳɪəԳ /
adjective
lacking in restraint or control, esp sexually
relating to or exhibiting involuntary urination or defecation
(foll by of) having little or no control (over)
unrestrained; uncontrolled
incontinent
2/ ɪˈɒԳɪəԳ /
adverb
obsolete words for immediately
Other Word Forms
- incontinence noun
- incontinency noun
- ˈDzԳپԱԳ noun
- ˈDzԳپԱԳٱ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of incontinent1
Word History and Origins
Origin of incontinent1
Origin of incontinent2
Example Sentences
She temporarily lost use of her legs after an overdose, which also rendered her incontinent.
Janette, 67, who was a former carer herself, has dementia and is doubly incontinent.
She has a learning disability, hypermobility, is doubly incontinent, and is more susceptible to cancers.
Normally, this would be a personal matter, but America really needs to know if Trump is incontinent.
As a rule, most of them don't act like an emotionally incontinent psychopath like their Dear Leader.
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