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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
“It’s chaotic. In terms of healthcare, it’s devastating… It feels like we’re taking so many steps backward.”
Now Potter has been engulfed by a similarly chaotic environment at West Ham, the reputation he built so carefully - along with a talented team at Brighton - in tatters.
The try from Hankinson, after he spilled a high ball at the other end to invite pressure on Leeds, summed up the chaotic nature of the opening exchanges.
The report did cite communication breakdowns, unclear designation of responsibilities, insufficient resources and chaotic conditions as factors in the lapses, while providing recommendations for how to address those big picture shortcomings in the future.
By that time, the somewhat chaotic nature of the meet-and-greet’s afternoon heights had settled down.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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