Pronunciation: /ˈhæphæzərd/
noun a haphazard circumstance or event
A1 The haphazard of my room made it difficult to find anything.
A2 The haphazard of his approach to studying resulted in poor grades.
B1 The haphazard of the construction site led to safety concerns.
B2 The haphazard of her decision-making process caused chaos in the office.
C1 The haphazard of the government's policies resulted in economic instability.
C2 The haphazard of the team's strategy ultimately led to their defeat in the championship game.
adjective characterized by lack of order or planning; random
A1 The haphazard arrangement of the furniture made the room look messy.
A2 She took a haphazard approach to studying for the exam, and ended up not doing well.
B1 The haphazard construction of the building led to safety concerns among residents.
B2 The haphazard distribution of resources caused chaos within the organization.
C1 The haphazard implementation of new policies resulted in confusion among employees.
C2 The haphazard decision-making process ultimately led to the company's downfall.
formal The haphazard arrangement of the furniture made the room look disorganized.
informal She always does things in a haphazard way, never planning ahead.
slang The party was thrown together in a haphazard manner, but it turned out to be a blast.
figurative His thoughts were like a haphazard jumble, making it difficult for him to focus on one thing at a time.
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