slapdash

No matter how constitutionally suspect, how costly, how slapdash, or how disappointing a grand policy might be, well, they tried.

To the uninitiated, it can seem all too random, slapdash, or disorienting.

Because of the speed of its composition, it was a fairly slapdash piece of work.

The risk with collage is that it can seem slapdash or myopic, its meaning opaque to anyone but the artist.

Balzac wrote the stranger a slapdash of a letter, as he was always doing, and forgot the incident.

In such slapdash, inefficient fashion this young man conducted all his personal life.

The craftsman of Irish blood is likely to be a little slapdash in method, and he rarely stands near the top of his trade in skill.

It is too hurried and slapdash, and I may have quite different opinions after we have calmed down a bit.

I didna gae slapdash to them wi' our young bra' bridegroom, to gar them baud up the market.