aleatory in Latin
aleatory in Latin is aleatorius — aleatory means decided by chance, like the roll of a dice, rather than by plan or skill.
aleatory in Latin
aleatorius
Depending on the throw of a die; random, arising by chance.
What does "aleatory" mean?
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adj Decided by chance, like the roll of a dice, rather than by plan or skill.
"Malicious Fate, too, they felt, would even crown with the grand prix the number they would have chosen. But for the prospective draw for the wig—which reintroduced the aleatory—life would scarcely have been bearable."
- adj Made using an element of chance, as in some kinds of art or music.
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- Malicious Fate, too, they felt, would even crown with the grand prix the number they would have chosen. But for the prospective draw for the wig—which reintroduced the aleatory—life would scarcely have been bearable.
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What is "aleatory" in Latin?
"aleatory" in Latin is aleatorius. aleatory means: Decided by chance, like the roll of a dice, rather than by plan or skill.
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