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Definition of erratically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
unpredictable mannerin a way that is unpredictable or lacks regular pattern
- The lights flickered erratically during the storm.
- The GPS guided us erratically through narrow lanes.
- Prices rose erratically last quarter, baffling economists.
Origin of erratically
Latin, erraticus (wandering) + -ally (in the manner of)
Terms with erratically included in their meaning
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erratic movement
move erratically by jumping in different directions
physical movement
move erratically by jumping
movement
move energetically or erratically in a playful way
malfunction
function erratically or cause trouble
move erratically
move in an erratic or aimless manner
erratic movement
move erratically or suddenly
erratic behavior
behaving erratically as if not taking medication
reliability
working erratically and inconsistently, unreliable
emotional
act emotionally or erratically
erratic movement
move or search erratically like a squirrel
erratic movement
moving erratically without a clear direction
erratic behavior
behaving erratically as if on drugs
erratic movement
moving erratically like a pinball
unpredictability
tendency to react unpredictably or erratically
movement
erratically or without control
movement
moving quickly and erratically like a squirrel
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- French:irrégulièrement, ...
- German:unregelmäßig, ...
- Italian:in modo irregolare, ...
- Spanish:de manera errática, ...
- Portuguese:erraticamente, ...
- Chinese:不规律地, ...
- Japanese:不規則に, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكلٍ غَير مُنتَظَمٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן לֹא סָדִיר, ...
- Russian:хаотично, ...
- Ukrainian:непередбачувано, ...
- Hindi:अनियमित रूप से, ...
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