" haphazard "

 [ "haphazard" ]

1: Planing something out as you go, Thinking about the end result and not the plan ahead of time

  * e.g.,  ... Jack Sparrow is a haphazard person 

 [ "haphazard" ]

1: To do something without order or planning, or to seem random. Easily remembered because it sounds and is basically the same as half-assed.

  * e.g.,  ... His room seemed haphazard with the clothes scattered everywhere. 

 [ "haphazard" ]

1: meaning random chance or a varietyhap·haz·ard (hap′haz′ərd)

  * e.g.,  ... He always had a haphazard style one had never seen him make a plan. 

 [ "haphazard" ]

2: -noun-

  * e.g.,  ... This was it. She was finally going to exact her long-overdue revenge, a la Uma Thurman in Kill Bill. The threat was proved to be imaginary, however, when Taylor turned to a haphazard pile of vegetables. 

 [ "haphazard" ]

3: mere chance; accident; fortuity

  * e.g.,  ... The location of the examples in the sections is a bit haphazard as the section started to grow beyond my previous navigation options. 

 [ "haphazard" ]

4: -adjective-

 [ "haphazard" ]

5: not planned; random

 [ "haphazard" ]

6: -adverb-

 [ "haphazard" ]

7: by chance; casually

 [ "haphazard" ]

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 [ "haphazard" ]

9: aimless, accidental, casual, offhand, careless, slipshod, incidental, unexpected, unthinking, unconscious, uncoordinated, slovenly, reckless, unconcerned, unpremeditated, loose, indiscriminate, unsystematic, unrestricted, unselected, irregular, motley, multifarious, blind, purposeless, unplanned, chaotic,

 [ "haphazard" ]

10: Antonyms; careful, studied, planned.

 [ "Haphazard" ]

1: ADVERB, ADJECTIVE (1) At random (2) Careless, slipshod

  * e.g.,  ... Throughout, he shows how only evolution, haphazard and undirected, could have produced the minds we humans have. 

 [ "Haphazard" ]

2: NOUN (3) chance

 [ "haphazard sheep" ]

1: a sheep that builds anarchy towers with a cottagecore vibe

  * e.g.,  ... haphazard sheep and tomatoes are going to take over the world