haphazard
Americanadjective
adverb
noun
adverb
adjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- haphazardly adverb
- haphazardness noun
Etymology
Origin of haphazard
Example Sentences
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Nearly 3.5 million pages were released in January, many riddled with haphazard or incomplete redactions.
Trailing 7-6 going into the final end, they were without the hammer and looked set to suffer a decisive defeat after a haphazard performance.
From BBC
In fact, Gowda's collection doesn't have a librarian and books are stacked on shelves and piled on the floor in a haphazard manner.
From BBC
For many years, surveillance and censorship were haphazard and unevenly enforced.
For now, though, the experience remains haphazard and lacks standardization.
From Barron's
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