[edit] English
[edit] Etymology
From hap (“chance, luck”) + hazard.
[edit] Pronunciation
[edit] Adjective
haphazard (not comparable)
- random; chaotic; incomplete; not thorough, constant, or consistent
- Do not make such haphazard changes to the settings; instead, adjust the knobs carefully, a bit at a time.
[edit] Antonyms
[edit] Translations
random, chaotic, incomplete
- Albanian: kuturu (sq), toptan (sq)
- Armenian: պատահական (hy) (patahakan), խառը (hy) (xaṙë)
- Chinese: 偶然 (cmn) (ǒu’rán); 雜亂無章 (cmn) 杂乱无章 (cmn) (záluàn wú zhāng)
- Czech: náhodný (cs) m.
- Dutch: ongeordend (nl), willekeurig (nl)
- Finnish: sattumanvarainen (fi), satunnainen (fi), umpimähkäinen (fi)
- German: planlos (de), willkürlich (de)
- Hungarian: ötletszerű (hu), rendszertelen (hu), összevissza (hu), véletlenszerű (hu), esetleges (hu)
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- Icelandic: tilviljunarkenndur (is) m., tilviljunarkennd (is) f., tilviljunarkennt (is) n.; óskipulegur (is) m., óskipuleg (is) f., óskipulegt (is) n.
- Manx: neureilt (gv)
- Norwegian: tilfeldig (no)
- Polish: chaotyczny (pl) m.
- Portuguese: atabalhoado (pt), Synonyms: aleatório (pt)(random), confuso (pt) (confused)
- Russian: случайный (ru) (slučájnyj), хаотичный (ru), непостоянный (ru)
- Spanish: a su aire (es), inconsistente (es), sin ton ni son (es)
- Swedish: tillfällig (sv)
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