Sporadic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPORADIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• occurring at irregular intervals, also SPORADICAL
• occurring at irregular intervals or only in a few places; scattered or isolated
• intermittent, scattered
• Occuring singly, or apart from other things of the same kind, or in scattered instances; separate; single; as, a sporadic fireball; a sporadic case of disease; a sporadic example of a flower.
• recurring in scattered and irregular or unpredictable instances

Words related to SPORADIC

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Words that contain SPORADIC

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How to use SPORADIC in a sentence

• Christ is not sporadic, either in history or philosophy.
• They held that, to draw back on account of local and sporadic disturbances, however serious, anxious, and troublesome they might be, would have been a really grave humiliation.
• There had been sporadic fighting in Macedonia between the Allies for some months past.
• It may be as well to mention here two other sporadic attempts to lead colored colonists to Africa.
• The advocacy of abolition, whether sudden or gradual, was little more than sporadic.
• Baxter fanned himself with sporadic little bursts of energy which made his straw hat creak, and Mrs.
• And those that did were credited by the authorities to individual or sporadic acts, rather than to the work of an intricate organization presided over by a master mind.
• She went out onto her small stone balcony, on the Rue Danou, and looked out to where, on the Rue de la Paix, the city traffic moved with a sort of sporadic expectancy.
• The sporadic metaphysical inquiries of children as to who made God, and why they have five fingers, need hardly be counted here.
• During the year 1862, a few sporadic efforts were made by zealous individuals, under apparently favoring conditions, to begin the formation of colored regiments.
• Here there was a sporadic illumination, for from the German trenches in front of us lights were rising and falling.
• There had been sporadic outbursts of suspicion that the Twins had had a hand in her disappearance.
• We have had sporadic examples of corruption in high office at several periods in our history.
• From this time forward the enemy attempted no more sporadic raids.
• When we took over the Apex, the days of sporadic raids by us were past, and all thought was concentrated on preparations for the great day that was then imminent.
• The disease manifested itself in a sporadic form in April 1898, but disappeared by September of that year.
• Some of these patrols had to be recalled, around 1030, when sporadic nuisance-sniping began from the side of the mountain to the west.
• A never completed invasion was met by sporadic raids and successive risings.
• And this action of the Spirit is not sporadic or temporary.
• Sporadic attempts to start and carry on various industries had been made during the colonial period.
• This fact has probably diminished the apparent number of sporadic cases of blindness.
• Up, practically, to the beginning of 1916 the sporadic Social Democratic opposition to the war, mainly by Dr.
• Yet all this is still a disordered apparition that reels itself off amid sporadic movements, efforts, and agonies.
• The sporadic attempts to discourage enlistment in the Imperial forces are, as every sensible person should recognize, the results of refusing Home Rule.
• Sporadic cases constantly occur in small numbers, and it is difficult or impossible to trace any connection between these cases.

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