Erratic and Wild

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Erratic adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.

Usage example: the key to the code was the erratic punctuation the killer used

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Wild and erratic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wild" instead an adjective "Erratic".

Nearby Word: errant

Wild adjective - Different from the ordinary in a way that causes curiosity or suspicion.

Usage example: public speakers in the park typically spout some wild ideas

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Erratic and wild are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Erratic" instead an adjective "Wild".

Nearby Words: wildly, wilding, wilde

He is depicted as a RED Soldier who moves around in wild, erratic movements; either scuttling on all fours or slithering around like a snake, always with the sound of bones cracking or a shotgun cocking with each movement.

Source: Machinima / Painis Cupcake
Guitarist Wilko Johnson is known for erratic stage behaviour, including deploying a herky-jerky clockwork saunter and a rather aggressive wiLd-eyed stare, and seems to be a meathead off-stage as well.

Source: Crazy Awesome / Music
Trolling Creator/ Trolling: A master at this on the occasions he decides/(pretends) to prank the players by branching the story off into one of his wild, erratic discontinuities; or otherwise, break into one from out of nowhere.

Source: Creator / The Weaver

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