erratic

adjectiveB2 · Upper-intermediate

Changing often and without a pattern.

Meaning of «erratic»

adjective

changing often and without a pattern

His erratic driving made all the passengers feel quite nervous.

Translation

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«erratic» in 17 languages

AR العربية

AZ Azərbaycan

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HI हिन्दी

ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

KO 한국어

PT Português

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The difference between similar words

not following the usual pattern

unusualnot common; can be good or badIt is unusual to see snow here in May.

abnormalnot normal in a way that may be a problemThe doctor found an abnormal result in the test.

irregularnot regular in time, shape or ruleHe works irregular hours at the hospital.

erraticchanging all the time, so you cannot guess what is nextThe bus service is erratic and often late.

often changing

changeableoften changing, like weather or moodThe weather here is very changeable.

variablenot the same every time; can change in amountThe quality of the food is variable.

erraticchanging in a way that has no patternHis sleep is erratic.

unpredictableyou cannot know what will happen nextThe weather in spring is unpredictable.

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