unrandom

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ random.

Adjective

unrandom (comparative more unrandom, superlative most unrandom)

1. Not random.
   • 1991, Fred Inglis, The cruel peace: everyday life in the Cold War, page 304:

     Death was distributed with an entirely unrandom hand in the war; it was exacted by bombs that, if pointed at you, gave you little chance of a chance at all.

Anagrams

• nanodrum, roundman