ill-conditioned

comparative more ill-conditioned · superlative most ill-conditioned

1. numerical analysisHaving a high condition number.
2. In a poor condition.

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   “But it was far otherwise wid the remainin' one, which was the ouldest; he was the most miserable, ugly, ill-conditioned brat that ivir God put life into: he was so ill thriven, that he was nivir able to stand alone or to lave his cradle; he had long, shaggy, matted, curly hair, as black as the sut; his face was uv a greenish yollow colour[.]”

   1850, Thomas Keightley, The Fairy Mythology, London: H.G. Bohn, page 522