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erratic

[ih-rat-ik] / ɪˈræt ɪk /


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The four-time major singles champion has the ability to hit through opponents, though she is still prone to being erratic from the baseline.

From BBC

What’s stopping the driver in front of you from making a mistake or doing something erratic?

From Los Angeles Times

Scandals involving breakups, fighting among friends and erratic behavior were among the highlights, but so were touching moments on shows known for having a lot less drama.

From Los Angeles Times

The mild-mannered yet imposingly masculine Andrew is quietly appealing as he deals with his erratic wife’s sudden tantrums and plate-shattering outbursts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Precious metals are likely supported by a combination of erratic trading hours on the CME and continued Fed dovishness, Sucden Financial writes in a note.

From The Wall Street Journal