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randomly

[ran-duhm-lee] / ˈræn dəm li /
ADVERB
anyhow
Synonyms
STRONGEST
anyway
WEAK
about any which way around at any rate at random haphazard haphazardly helter-skelter however in any case in any respect in any way in either way in one way or another in whatever way nevertheless random regardless under any circumstances whatever happens willy-nilly
ADVERB
casually
Synonyms
STRONGEST
aimlessly
WEAK
haphazardly inconstantly
ADVERB
every which way
Synonyms
STRONGEST
haphazardly
WEAK
all over the place at every turn everyway everywhere everywhither in all directions in all manner of ways in every quarter indiscriminately irregularly
ADVERB
haphazardly
Synonyms
STRONGEST
aimlessly carelessly casually
WEAK
accidentally by chance inconstantly
ADVERB
helter-skelter
Synonyms
STRONGEST
haphazard headlong jumbled
WEAK
about any which way anyhow anywise around at random cluttered disorderly hastily higgledy-piggledy hit-or-miss hotfoot hurriedly impetuously in confusion incautiously incontinently irregular muddled pell-mell random rashly recklessly topsy-turvy tumultuously unmindfully wildly
Antonyms
WEAK
carefully methodical organized straight systematic
ADVERB
incoherently
Synonyms
WEAK
aimlessly ambiguously brokenly chaotically confusedly disconnectedly discontinuously disjointedly drunkenly frantically frenziedly illegibly illogically incomprehensibly indistinctly ineptly sloppily spasmodically uncertainly unclearly unintelligibly unrecognizably unsystematically wildly

Example Sentences

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Serna also criticized the deputy’s actions during the encounter, saying, “They randomly go into someone’s house and do whatever they want.”

From Los Angeles Times • May 6, 2026

Instead of being randomly distributed, the neurons that carry these receptors are highly organized.

From Science Daily • Apr. 30, 2026

Now there’s a violation only if an algorithmically driven set of random plans would have created a district benefiting minority voters randomly and the state didn’t adopt such a map.

From Slate • Apr. 30, 2026

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI has had to instruct some of its AI tools to stop talking about "goblins", after finding the term had randomly crept into responses.

From BBC • Apr. 30, 2026

Stated differently, fully half of the time that twenty-three randomly selected people are gathered together, two or more of them will share a birthday.

From "Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences" by John Allen Paulos