chaotic
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- chaotically adverb
- nonchaotic adjective
- nonchaotically adverb
- semichaotic adjective
- semichaotically adverb
- unchaotic adjective
- unchaotically adverb
Etymology
Origin of chaotic
Example Sentences
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“Doing those sort of exercises and that level of planning in a way is kind of grounding, and makes things feel less chaotic.”
From Los Angeles Times
He described Ruben as "headmasterly" and said his impression of the summer camp was "definitely a bit chaotic but seemed entirely appropriate".
From BBC
A new cyberspace administration centralized the previously chaotic bureaucracy.
These more chaotic moments of the game suited Casemiro who often read where the ball would land, winning second balls proactively.
From BBC
Anthropic once appeared as an also-ran in the chaotic race for AI supremacy.
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