Pronunciation: /ɪˈrɛɡjələr/

Definitions of irregular

noun something that is irregular, such as an irregular shape or occurrence

Example Sentences

A1 I don't like the irregularity of the bus schedule.

A2 The irregular of his heartbeat concerned the doctor.

B1 The irregular in her work attendance was noticed by her boss.

B2 The irregular of the weather patterns is causing concern among scientists.

C1 The irregular of his breathing indicated a possible health issue.

C2 The irregular of her behavior was puzzling to her friends.

adjective not following a regular pattern or rule; uneven or inconsistent

Example Sentences

A1 I have irregular work hours.

A2 She has an irregular heartbeat.

B1 The company has irregular sales patterns.

B2 The team encountered irregularities in the financial records.

C1 The artist's irregular style was both intriguing and controversial.

C2 The scientist discovered irregularities in the experiment results.

Examples of irregular in a Sentence

formal The irregular weather patterns have been causing disruptions in agricultural activities.

informal Her work schedule is quite irregular, she never works the same hours each day.

slang I don't like the irregular vibe I get from that guy, he seems shady.

figurative The irregular heartbeat of the city reminded him of the chaotic nature of life.

Grammatical Forms of irregular

past tense

was

plural

irregulars

comparative

more irregular

superlative

most irregular

present tense

is

future tense

will be

perfect tense

has been

continuous tense

is being

singular

irregular

positive degree

irregular

infinitive

to be irregular

gerund

being irregular

participle

irregular

Origin and Evolution of irregular

First Known Use: 1300 year
Language of Origin: Latin
Story behind the word: The word 'irregular' originated from the Latin word 'irregularis', which is a combination of 'ir-' (meaning 'not') and 'regularis' (meaning 'according to rule').
Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that did not conform to a set rule or pattern, the word 'irregular' has evolved to also refer to something that is not normal or standard in shape, form, or arrangement.