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scattered

[skat-erd] / ˈskæt ərd /




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In traditional 2D images, nerve fibers appear as small scattered dots.

From Science Daily

Large-print floral fabrics are scattered across the floor, waiting for inspiration.

From The Wall Street Journal

Daylight investigations at the scene were also raising questions - Jenna was found face down with jewellery and her possessions scattered around her.

From BBC

The Milan-Cortina Games are the most widespread in history, with sports scattered across seven zones and athletes living in six Olympic villages.

From Los Angeles Times

Among the reasons for living alone: increased longevity, higher divorce rates among older adults and children who are more scattered than previous generations.

From The Wall Street Journal