Erratically
Erratically adverb - Without definite aim, direction, rule, or method.
Quickly and erratically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quickly" instead an adverb "Erratically".
Quickly
Quickly adverb - With great speed.
Erratically and quickly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Erratically" instead an adverb "Quickly".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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A few earlier Colossi had projectile attacks that were generally simple enough to dodge, but Malus has damned near perfect aim, no matter how quickly or erratically you're moving.
Source: Hero-Tracking Failure -
The cliche that elephants are afraid of mice come from the time of the Punic Wars; according to folklore, Romans learned that the Carthaginian war elephants were confused by, and became scared of, things that were smaller than them and moved quickly and erratically.
Source: Beast of Battle -
The Conductor quickly finds out that Jerry's in there and proceeds to freak out, which also causes the entire Orchestra to freak out and play erratically too.
Source: Squirrels in My Pants
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