Erratically
Erratically adverb - Without definite aim, direction, rule, or method.
Usage example: the police officer pulled over the driver, who had been driving very erratically
Fortuitously and erratically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fortuitously" instead an adverb "Erratically".
Fortuitously
Fortuitously adverb - By good fortune.
Erratically and fortuitously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Erratically" instead an adverb "Fortuitously".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- haphazard and erratically
- haphazard and fortuitously
- helter-skelter and erratically
- helter-skelter and fortuitously
- irregularly and erratically
- irregularly and fortuitously
- carelessly and erratically
- carelessly and fortuitously
- anyway and erratically
- anyway and fortuitously
- by chance and erratically
- by chance and fortuitously
- occasionally and erratically
- occasionally and fortuitously
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