erratic in Latin
erratic in Latin is erraticus — erratic means unpredictable and inconsistent; changing without any clear pattern.
erratic in Latin
erraticus
Unsteady, random; prone to unexpected changes; not consistent.
What does "erratic" mean?
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adj Unpredictable and inconsistent; changing without any clear pattern.
"The bus service has been erratic all week, sometimes early and sometimes an hour late."
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noun A large boulder carried far from its origin by a glacier and left behind when the ice melted.
"Hikers stopped to photograph the massive granite erratic sitting alone in the field."
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erratic in a sentence
- The bus service has been erratic all week, sometimes early and sometimes an hour late.
- His erratic behavior worried his colleagues.
- Hikers stopped to photograph the massive granite erratic sitting alone in the field.
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What is "erratic" in Latin?
"erratic" in Latin is erraticus. erratic means: Unpredictable and inconsistent; changing without any clear pattern.
How do you use "erratic" in a sentence?
Example: "The bus service has been erratic all week, sometimes early and sometimes an hour late." In Latin, "erratic" is erraticus.
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