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chaotic

/keɪˈɑtɪk/adjective3 syllables

Chaotic means: lacking a visible order or organization.

Synonyms for chaotic7

adjective, as in lacking a visible order or organization

helter-skelter, disorganized, disorganised

adjective, as in completely unordered and unpredictable and confusing

disorderly, wild

also used for chaotic

shambolic, inchoate

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What does chaotic mean?3

adjective

1

lacking a visible order or organization

2

completely unordered and unpredictable and confusing

3

of or relating to a sensitive dependence on initial conditions

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with chaotic?12

three syllables

exoticeroticaquaticroboticpsychotichypnoticneuroticnarcoticquadratic

four syllables

patrioticidiotic

five syllables

antibiotic
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Chaotic in a sentence

  • Fadil was raised by a single mother in a chaotic household.OsoHombre
  • The kine was very chaotic and they all died.Josephlingo
  • My mornings became more tranquil without the chaotic news cycle starting my day.Nuel
  • Algiers is the bustling chaotic capital of Algeria.Amastan
  • For the first time in their chaotic marriage, Dania said no to Fadil.OsoHombre
  • You think that I'm chaotic, but I'm versatile.GemMonkey
  • She grew up in chaotic circumstances.Amastan
  • Algeria is known for its chaotic bureaucracy.Amastan

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