Erratic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERRATIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a boulder carried far from its origin by glacial action
• a rock or boulder that differs from the surrounding rock and is believed to have been brought from a distance by glacial action
• One who deviates from common and accepted opinions; one who is eccentric or preserve in his intellectual character.
• A rogue.
• Any stone or material that has been borne away from its original site by natural agencies; esp., a large block or fragment of rock; a bowlder.
• rock that has been transported by glacial action
ADJECTIVE:
• wandering, also ERRATICAL
• not even or regular in pattern or movement; unpredictable
• irregular or unpredictable
• Having no certain course; roving about without a fixed destination; wandering; moving; -- hence, applied to the planets as distinguished from the fixed stars.
• Deviating from a wise of the common course in opinion or conduct; eccentric; strange; queer; as, erratic conduct.
• Irregular; changeable.
• liable to sudden unpredictable change
• having no fixed course
• likely to perform unpredictably
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an eccentric person

Words related to ERRATIC

erratical11 erratically16 erratics10

Words that contain ERRATIC

erratics10 erratical11 erraticism14 erratically16 erraticisms15

How to use ERRATIC in a sentence

• Patricia is too erratic and too used to having her own way.
• I should have remembered he is erratic and apt to change his mind.
• But Thompson was erratic in judgment, so Wegg used to bring their matters to me to decide upon.
• An erratic block has arrived where it is by strange unknown means.
• There is quite sufficient of the erratic and unusual in the character of Glahn, the hero, but the tone is more subdued.
• With cheerful alacrity he dodged the stones flung after him with friendly, erratic aim by the girl upon whom, yesterday afternoon, he had come to make a social call.
• The stream is tortuous, erratic, shallow, and narrow.
• They are the most erratic of all our tribes, and may be said to be almost nomadic.
• He was an erratic genius, brilliant, irritable, exacting, tireless, all but impossible to maintain any consistent relation with but one of bitter enmity.
• The invalid can hardly be blamed if by some accident of his erratic and overwrought condition he comes to remember the thing as the very water of vitality and to use it as such.
• The erratic motions of the Indian and his horse entangled both with the flying cattle.
• This erratic motion is continued for usually seven or eight minutes.
• The erratic ebb and flow is more pronounced here than at Southampton and there are longer periods of high than low water.
• Reaction to this form of injury is characterized by inflammation, the course of which is erratic and variable.
• When the most destructive shell burst in my bedroom most people regarded it as an accidentally erratic shot, intended for some other mark.
• The missionary himself had observed his erratic and frequently irrational conduct, and was impressed with the probable truth of the prevailing rumor.
• Under some conditions it does well for a time in the eastern or northeastern states, but on the whole its performance is distinctly erratic.
• The French commander there had followed the erratic motions of English boats until they ceased to alarm him.
• The erratic effort of the Confederate, heroic though it was, yet failed to achieve the maximum result just because it was erratic.
• When the coach reached Troy, and the bright sun broke over the picturesque scenery of the erratic Ashuelot, he drew his breath deeply, as if relieved of a burden.
• The firing was still directed at the funnel, though at times it was erratic.
• It is therefore possible that the stones were erratic blocks found near Stonehenge.
• And now we began to hear the sound of a fiddle, scraped in a loose and erratic fashion and giving forth an occasional note of a tune.
• I led her into a little cross-street which I had noticed in our erratic morning pilgrimage.
• Like all men of exalted genius, he was erratic at times, and uncertain in his temper.

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