random — happening, done, or chosen without method or conscious decision
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: happening, done, or chosen without method or conscious decision
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrændəm/
Korean meaning: 무작위의, 임의의
Korean pronunciation: 랜-덤 (강세: 랜)
Example Sentences
- My mom's cooking follows no recipe - it's completely random, but somehow always delicious!
- The teacher will select students at random for the presentation.
- He has a random habit of singing opera while brushing his teeth.
random
ADJECTIVE//ˈrændəm//
happening, done, or chosen without method or conscious decision
The machine produces completely random objects with no clear pattern.
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Blindfolded and random, the dart lands with no pattern.
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Origin
From Middle French 'random' meaning 'impetuosity' or 'violence', derived from Old French 'randon' meaning 'speed' or 'force', ultimately from Germanic roots related to running or rushing.
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“My mom's cooking follows no recipe - it's completely random, but somehow always delicious!”
“The teacher will select students at random for the presentation.”
“He has a random habit of singing opera while brushing his teeth.”
“The survey used a random sampling method to ensure accuracy.”
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