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erratic

[ih-rat-ik] / ɪˈræt ɪk /


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It cites a record of "incredibly alarming and erratic banking behavior" in her own Bank of America accounts, which were used by Epstein's team.

From BBC

Meanwhile, the 2025 novel “Unfit” by Ariana Harwicz, about a mother losing her children in a custody battle, uses erratic crayon scribbles on its cover.

From Los Angeles Times

The erratic Chinese air activity has created uncertainty about Beijing’s intentions amid global events.

From The Wall Street Journal

By age 5, in 1951, I began to notice that her behavior could be erratic.

From The Wall Street Journal

But after looking erratic in his driving for most of the session, Antonelli composed himself for his final run and put the car where it deserved to be on the front row.

From BBC