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chaotic
adjective as in utterly confused
Strongest matches
anarchic, disorganized, helter-skelter, lawless, tumultuous, turbulent
Weak matches
deranged, disordered, every which way, harum-scarum, purposeless, rampageous, riotous, topsy-turvy, turbid, uncontrolled
Example Sentences
As we have seen in the last few days it's shaping up to be both more chaotic and more extreme than even in 2016.
After a sometimes chaotic start to his first term, Trump is laying the groundwork for his next administration with a more clearly defined plan - and personnel ready to enact it.
In Guerrero, a series of brazen violent acts emphasized the chaotic nature of the state’s criminal topography, where a dense network of gangs compete for the right to sell drugs and extort money from business owners.
"A lot of these people live very chaotic lives, and they aren't staying in the accommodation that's been provided," Lord Timpson tells BBC London.
Wednesday morning had been a chaotic flurry of conflicting orders as the Mountain fire tore through residential neighborhoods in Camarillo, burning homes, fields and trees in its wake.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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