1. not combined or unified into a whole; remaining separate or distinct
2. not racially integrated; maintaining racial segregation
Usage: historical context

Examples

• The company’s unintegrated departments often worked at cross-purposes.
• The software system remained unintegrated with the main database.
• Many schools in the South remained unintegrated well into the 1960s.
• The unintegrated approach to planning caused confusion among team members.
• Her unintegrated knowledge of the subject made it difficult to see connections.
• The neighborhood’s unintegrated housing patterns reflected historical policies.