Pronunciation: /æt ˈrændəm/
adverb Adverb is a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb. It often indicates manner, time, or place.
A1 She picked out a book at random from the shelf.
A2 The winner of the raffle was chosen at random.
B1 The survey participants were asked to select answers at random.
B2 The test questions were arranged in a random order for fairness.
C1 The scientist selected samples at random to ensure unbiased results.
C2 The lottery numbers are drawn at random every week.
preposition Preposition is a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence.
A1 I picked a book at random from the shelf.
A2 She chose her outfit at random without much thought.
B1 The winner of the raffle was chosen at random by a computer program.
B2 The survey participants were selected at random to ensure unbiased results.
C1 The suspect's alibi was verified by checking his alibi at random times throughout the day.
C2 The scientist conducted experiments by introducing variables at random to test different outcomes.
formal The participants were selected at random to ensure unbiased results.
informal I just picked a movie at random from the list.
slang I just grabbed a shirt at random this morning, I didn't even look at what I was wearing.
figurative Life sometimes feels like a series of events happening at random with no clear direction.
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