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hit or miss

[hit-er-mis] / ˈhɪt ərˈmɪs /
ADJECTIVE
marked by lack of care
Synonyms


hit-or-miss


Example Sentences

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She opened the show with a run of songs from “Lover,” a hit-or-miss album that still yielded some excellent tracks.

From New York Times

But Avdija’s play is still encouraging for a player whose offense has been hit-or-miss since entering the league.

From Washington Times

One to 2 inches of snowfall are possible, especially at higher elevations, according to the weather service, but snow and rain showers could be hit-or-miss in the area.

From Seattle Times

One to 2 inches of snowfall are possible, especially at higher elevations, according to the weather service, but snow and rain showers could be hit-or-miss in the area.

From Seattle Times

I don’t know why printer connections are hit-or-miss and why many of us have to reinstall printer drivers often.

From Seattle Times