Pronunciation: /ˈslæpˌdæʃ/
adjective done hastily or carelessly; sloppy
A1 She did a slapdash job of cleaning her room.
A2 The slapdash preparation for the party left many guests disappointed.
B1 The slapdash construction of the bridge led to its collapse.
B2 The slapdash approach to the project resulted in numerous errors.
C1 The slapdash implementation of the new software caused major issues for the company.
C2 His slapdash attitude towards his work ultimately cost him his job.
adverb in a hasty or careless manner
A1 She cleaned the house slapdash, leaving dirt in corners.
A2 He painted the fence slapdash, with streaks of paint everywhere.
B1 The report was slapdash, full of spelling errors and missing information.
B2 The project was completed slapdash, with no attention to detail.
C1 The company's approach to customer service was slapdash, leading to many complaints.
C2 His slapdash attitude towards his work eventually cost him his job.
formal The report was completed in a slapdash manner, with many errors and inconsistencies.
informal He always does his homework in a slapdash way, just rushing through it without much thought.
slang She threw together a slapdash outfit for the party, but somehow still managed to look cool.
figurative His slapdash approach to life often leads to missed opportunities and regrets.
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