Crossword clues for randomly
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Randomly \Ran"dom*ly\ (r[a^]n"d[u^]m*l[y^]), adv. In a random manner.
Wiktionary
adv. in a random way
WordNet
adv. in a random manner; "the houses were randomly scattered"; "bullets were fired into the crowd at random" [syn: indiscriminately, haphazardly, willy-nilly, arbitrarily, at random, every which way]
Usage examples of "randomly".
If we further program the machine to randomly omit a certain portion of the beats, we can still detect changes or errors in the underlying regular beat.
This lower level was filled with them, winding tunnels that crisscrossed randomly through passages, burial rings, and crypts alike.
Cepheus with a groan went at Galanthis, Danaus with a grin at me, the guards and Seripheans randomly at each other.
Production has been abolished, and reproduced mass-media images circulate randomly and fragmentarily on their own, having outlived their ostensible purpose of creating demand and stimulating sales.
Waikiki, filled with the late night shouts of persistent partyers and glowing with randomly lit windows, they headed out through a channel toward the open sea.
The man who had come this morning had walked all the aisles with Magnus and Miguel, randomly checking for phylloxera, which had apparently hit a vineyard north of them.
Unlike the massive pillars that remained grounded, the smaller citizens drifted randomly and slowly with the ground mist although they stayed within the periphery of the larger ones.
He had gathered tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of specific smells and kept them so clearly, so randomly, at his disposal, that he could not only recall them when he smelled them again, but could also actually smell them simply upon recollection.
Under the terms of his proposed Internet Service Providers Act, an independent agency would be set up arid given the right to sweep all email randomly, much as police had the right to point speedguns at road traffic.
Large boulders were scattered randomly about, and off to the side, near one of these, Drizzt noticed a darker gloom, indicating a second chamber.
Somehow he had imagined the churches would be scattered randomly across Rome.
New buds, tenderly green, sprouted on the skeletal branches, and under the great oak at the edge of the lawn a mass of daffodils, randomly planted, tossed yellow-bright heads under the fluttering breeze.
Alarmed by the shimmering smoke screen, both guards fired randomly into the fog, not realizing that their bullets dematerialized the moment they entered the plasma, instantly converted into pure energy.
The decor was a shock: flashes of angry eyecatching red and orange scattered seemingly randomly across the cooler light-blue background of the walls and ceiling.
During the conversation he had been steering the Mercedes randomly around the gridwork of roads that covered the area, occasionally zigzagging his way back toward the Cozzano farmhouse.