scattershot
Speech parts
1. scattershot - Adjective
2. scattershot - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
covering a wide range in a haphazard way
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A scattershot black comedy with a few amusing moments and a few good ideas, but most of them have been done before, and funnier.
But whereas Ryan’s work is mostly scattershot and anarchic—often trapping it in an amber of retrograde “ironic” racism—Cornellà’s work is in many ways more refined.
Rumors of raids are rampant — an inevitable side effect when the Trump administration cloaks inaction in hyperbole and scattershot anecdotes of immigrants detained for a traffic violation or minor offense have gone viral.
The place buzzes, and service can be a little scattershot.
"Generation Wealth" doc is too scattershot in its approach.
This scattershot purchasing fails to leverage the price competition or economies of scale that larger organizations expect.