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chaotic

[key-ot-ik] / keɪˈɒt ɪk /


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Investors said Nestlé is overdue a shake-up and should also sharpen its governance after two chaotic CEO changes in a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, things turn rapidly chaotic when Malcolm's parents insist that everyone attends a special anniversary event.

From BBC

Though she exuded confidence, she admitted in her memoir that she battled depression as she sought to juggle the many moving pieces of her chaotic life.

From Los Angeles Times

Where to start making sense of this chaotic, frantic and memorable Boxing Day match?

From BBC

A pumped-up England dismissed Australia for 132 on another chaotic day at the fourth Ashes Test Saturday to leave themselves needing 175 to win a seesawing contest.

From Barron's