Haphazard is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HAPHAZARD in dictionary:

NOUN:
• mere chance, fortuitousness
• Extra hazard; chance; accident; random.
• chance
ADVERB:
• without care; in a slapdash manner
ADJECTIVE:
• marked by lack of plan, order, or direction
• lacking any obvious principle of organization
• not organized or planned
• dependent upon or characterized by chance
• marked by great carelessness

Words related to HAPHAZARD

haphazardly32 haphazardness31 haphazards28

Words that contain HAPHAZARD

haphazards28 haphazardly32 haphazardry32 haphazardness31 haphazardries31 haphazardnesses33

How to use HAPHAZARD in a sentence

• The houses of the operatives were set up haphazard and the village was denied all beauty.
• He chooses it, not at haphazard, but in conformity with a definite purpose.
• Curiously enough, the sense of justice is inherent in every haphazard gathering of the public.
• You may be sure that I did not take my fifty men at hap-hazard.
• Thus the relations of the Colonies to England were of a hap-hazard, abnormal, incidental, and always unsettled character.
• The company sat down with a great clatter, Trina at the foot, the dentist at the head, the others arranged themselves in haphazard fashion.
• To this I would add, if possible, the habit of giving the Jewish tenth, so as to make giving a steady principle, and not a hap-hazard impulse.
• Had he flung his men haphazard at any of the positions where the Boers have made a stand, he would have been cut to pieces.
• One would think they had been shaken together hap-hazard, each in a sack.
• We will afterwards see that the course of the lines is itself further opposed to the theory that haphazard cracking of the crust of the planet is responsible for the lines.
• The idea seems to be that this Blessed One operates without means, directly, arbitrarily and at haphazard.
• She began reading the back numbers of the newspaper at haphazard, without any definite idea of what she was looking for.
• However this may be, one thing is certain, the possession of these instruments implies already a considerable measure of culture, for they were not haphazard things.
• It was far better than groping around in a haphazard way looking for work.
• The true puzzle lover is never satisfied with mere haphazard trials.
• It was all the more like an echo because the old clerk is very deaf, and he begins in a haphazard fashion when he thinks it is time for the other to have done.
• The number of inquiries is limited by that law to one hundred, though why that number should be selected as the limit, except at haphazard, is a mystery.
• And it is no haphazard and hastily improvised system either, but as good in every respect as you will find in American cities.
• Human beings are generated in as haphazard and reckless a manner as weeds are sown by the wind.
• In many cases no trace of them appears, in others they are deposited by the side of the skull or scattered about haphazard.
• He had seen its tragedies and passed them by, or had, in his haphazard way, thrown a greeting to them, or even a glass of native wine.
• The whole profession seems to be in a chaotic condition, and the chances through advertisement are haphazard and unsatisfactory.
• He looks in any other direction at haphazard, and cries at random.
• Five potatoes that I gathered haphazard from one heap weighed exactly five and one-half pounds.
• CHAPTER X AT HAPHAZARD In 1887, in pleasant June weather I left St.
• Wherever economic processes are carried out with superfluous, haphazard movements, the national resources have to suffer a loss.

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