slapdash

IPA: sɫˈæpdæʃ

verb

  • (colloquial) To apply, or apply something to, in a hasty, careless, or rough manner; to roughcast.

adjective

  • Produced or carried out hastily; haphazard; careless.

adverb

  • In a hasty or careless manner.
  • Directly, right there; slap-bang.
  • With a slap; all at once; slap.
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Examples of "slapdash" in Sentences

  • This was not a slapdash or rushed block.
  • He is going to make me totally slapdash.
  • I suppose he omitted Kent as too slapdash.
  • I suspect the admins will not be quite as slapdash.
  • I don't want to do a slapdash job on this of all things
  • It's not like this is just some kind of slapdash process.
  • I made some slapdash changes and will continue to polish them up.
  • I am worried first and foremost that the research is a bit slapdash.
  • I quoted everything from memory, which is a slapdash thing to do at my age.
  • I was convinced that article was a lot more slapdash than my other big works.
  • Other reviewers criticised the movie's lack of wit, laziness and "slapdash" execution.
  • When I don't have them around, I do a kind of slapdash version, which I will describe now.
  • But that's not going to keep her original, "slapdash," study from being widely cited by the usual ranters.
  • Who, may I ask, is being "slapdash" and violating the requirements of the "sullen art" of literary criticism?
  • Mr Norman welcomed the apology but said the way the information was given out was "slapdash" and "incompetent".
  • My builds are getting more and more 'slapdash' and 'elegantly sloppy' euphemisms for crap since Arcadia is not around to point out the flaws in them.
  • Wake up ... refuse the short term slapdash fixes our govenrment has become famous for and demand a realistic plan!!!! obama is the only candidate to get it right.
  • Mr. Towers wouldn't survive as an art critic because no serious journal of painting would permit him to get away with the "slapdash" comparison of Roy Lichtenstein's work with mine.
  • During submissions on penalty, the prosecution said the company had a 'slapdash' approach to maintenance, had shown no remorse and embarked on a finger-pointing exercise during the trial.
  • There's nothing "slapdash" about this sentence: "Listening for his murderers, he became aware of the oppressive life of the jungle, of the collective roar of insects, as big as any city's at noon."

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