Slapdash

Definition

slapdash /'slæpdæƒ/ adj, adv တက္သုတ္႐ိုက္။ ျဖစ္ကတတ္ဆန္း။ slapdash work ❍ a slapdash worker ❍ a slapdash approach/method.

Examples

1. ‘To some he appeared disorganized
2. slapdash
3. cheerful to the point of flippancy.’
4. ‘You'll learn even more from the slapdash
5. poorly edited
6. and boring sites.’
7. ‘The special effects are pretty stunning - considerably better than in the first film - but the pacing is leaden
8. the characterisation pretty slapdash and threadbare and
9. well
10. it's still a bit long…’
11. ‘She frowned at the messy handwriting and slapdash clump of phrases.’
12. ‘The cavalier and slapdash approach to their documentation was not helpful in this regard.’
13. ‘Its factual jurisprudence is slapdash
14. sloppy
15. and
16. too often
17. supercilious.’
18. ‘I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors
19. slapdash reasoning
20. and sloppy writing in my recent posts.’
21. ‘This slapdash approach to the recording and construction of an album possibly could be financially related.’
22. ‘It also details insider hiring
23. slapdash dismissals of whistleblower complaints
24. staff reassignments to field offices and sudden departures by loyal and longtime staff members that have left the office crippled.’
25. ‘Her comedy is at once over the top and facile - slapdash
26. violent
27. vulgar.’
28. ‘It was also callous
29. slapdash and neglectful of the interests of less secure and well paid workers.’
30. ‘The approach is old-fashioned
31. research slapdash
32. scholarship negligible
33. the judgments inane
34. the characterisation childish
35. the tone sick-makingly patriotic.’
36. ‘But they have a slapdash quality that points to their function as performance pieces.’
37. ‘It's a rather slapdash collection of ideas
38. but it makes some worthwhile
39. if loosely supported
40. points.’
41. ‘I know no poet who
42. even in quite slapdash poems
43. can provide more pleasant and provocative surprises.’
44. ‘The cut was slapdash and messy
45. but it was deep and had the desired effect.’
46. ‘The slapdash concrete panel wall runs east-to-west along the 50-foot long border of our back garden.’
47. ‘However
48. a few years back
49. I finally saw the light
50. and vowed to change my slapdash approach to personal finance.’
51. ‘This slapdash approach is already having adverse effects on Zambia
52. as would-be investors are not sure what the new Investment Act contains and will not put their money in unknown shadows.’
53. ‘And paintings too
54. lots of them
55. some beautiful
56. some bland
57. some clever
58. some featureless
59. some inspiring