Random and Spasmodic

Random

Random adjective - Lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern.

Spasmodic and random are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spasmodic" instead an adjective "Random".

Spasmodic

Spasmodic adjective - Lacking in steadiness or regularity of occurrence.
Usage example: spasmodic problems that we will have to deal with as they crop up

Random and spasmodic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Random" instead an adjective "Spasmodic".

Nearby Words: spasm, spasmodically

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / The Office (UK) Sucks At Dancing: David, with his cringe-makingly memorable attempt at sexy dance moves at an office party, which boil down to spasmodic and random arm movements, grunting, and gyrating.
  • David Brent, self-deluded office manager in The Office (UK), with his cringe-inducing memorable attempt at sexy dance moves at an office party, which boil down to spasmodic and random arm movements, grunting, and gyrating.
  • Cartoon Conductor Instead of using their batons to indicate the beat patterns that an orchestra should follow (as most Real Life conductors do), a cartoon conductor will simply wave the baton around in a spasmodic, dramatic, —and completely random— fashion and music will miraculously appear.
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