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chaotic

[key-ot-ik] / keɪˈɒt ɪk /


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The summer was to be another platform for Anderson as he continued his form into Forest's chaotic season.

From BBC

"This is what democracy looks like. It's kind of messy and chaotic."

From Barron's

In July 2025, age-check requirements for broadly defined “harmful” content under the United Kingdom’s Online Safety Act also took effect, leading to a chaotic rollout.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet one of Ms. Lewin’s main arguments is that writing gets done in transitory and chaotic spaces, too: in cafes, at kitchen tables, on the train and amid a fair amount of clutter and detritus.

From The Wall Street Journal

You all make it sound so clear, but in the markets, things are chaotic.

From Barron's