Chaotic and Varied

Chaotic

Chaotic adjective - Lacking in order, neatness, and often cleanliness.

Varied and chaotic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Varied" instead an adjective "Chaotic".

Nearby Words: chaos, chaotically

Varied

Varied adjective - Consisting of many things of different sorts.
Usage example: the museum's highly varied collection of works of art

Chaotic and varied are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chaotic" instead an adjective "Varied".

Nearby Words: vary, variety, variable, variation, various

Both words in one sentence

  • Always Chaotic Evil Monsters are Always Chaotic Evil, but it's directly stated that they should be pitied, due to living only to fight and kill, rather than having full lives — and it's stated that despite this, they have varied personalities just like people.
  • Given that Buffy's demons and magic are frequently a metaphor for growing up, the demons going from appearing as Always Chaotic Evil to being more varied in their portrayals could simply be a metaphor for the realization that life is not always as black and white as we think it is when we're young.
  • Series / Star Trek: The Original Series Always Chaotic Evil: Computers besides the Enterprise's, androids, and for the most part the alien races called Romulans and Klingons except in the fifth film, which has one good Klingon, and the sixth film, which portrays Klingons as more varied.
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