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erratic

[ih-rat-ik] / ɪˈræt ɪk /


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“Not for more than maybe a few seconds. It’s too erratic.”

From Literature

Rising deficits, erratic trade negotiations, unpredictable tariff edicts, and a perceived attack on the Federal Reserve have all combined to push Treasury bond yields higher.

From Barron's

“It’s not good for companies to have this level of very increased risk coming from the erratic policy environment,” said Ben Backwell, chief executive of the Global Wind Energy Council, an industry group.

From The Wall Street Journal

The five-time major winner fired seven birdies in an opening 66 to lead after round one but hit four shots into the water in an erratic second-round 74 on Friday.

From BBC

Rory McIlroy hit four shots into the water in an erratic second round at the Dubai Invitational as he slipped out of the lead.

From BBC