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haphazard
adjective as in without plan or organization
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Example Sentences
We see fathers and sons torn apart by the rise of the Revolutionary War, fears of technological innovations, and a rather haphazard discussion between a Black family about how to handle the police.
But he played down the idea of an organised supply chain, insisting the smuggling system was more like a haphazard series of stepping stones, with each stage controlled by separate gangs.
As the Dodgers piled on the runs — again — the Mets increasingly ran out of the batter’s box with quick swings and offered only minor mound resistance with haphazard pitching.
But she said she found their mother, who worked as a part-time carer, to be "aloof", "haphazard" and a bit "dysfunctional", the statement continued.
Its operation was haphazard at times ahead of the general election, with candidates disowned over their comments.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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