immethodical (Meaning)

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immethodical (a.)

Not methodical; without method or systematic arrangement; without order or regularity; confused.

His approach to solving the problem was immethodical and chaotic, leading to confusion among the team.
The student's immethodical study habits resulted in poor grades despite their intelligence.
Without a clear plan, the project progressed in an immethodical manner, causing delays and setbacks.
The chef's immethodical cooking style often led to inconsistent flavors in the dishes.
The manager criticized the employee's immethodical approach to organizing files, leading to difficulty finding important documents.
Despite his talent, the artist's immethodical workflow hindered his productivity.
The writer's immethodical writing process made it difficult for them to complete their novel on time.
The team's immethodical coordination during the event led to logistical challenges and disorder.
The accountant's immethodical record-keeping resulted in errors and discrepancies in the financial statements.
The lack of a structured plan made the meeting feel immethodical and unproductive.

Not methodical; without method or systematic arrangement; without order or regularity; confused.

unsystematic,haphazard, nonsystematic, hit-or-miss, chaotic, disorganized, irregular, systemless, patternless, disorderly

organized, regular, neat,regular, neat, systematic, orderly, methodical, methodical, organized

His approach to solving the problem was immethodical and chaotic, leading to confusion among the team.

The student's immethodical study habits resulted in poor grades despite their intelligence.

Without a clear plan, the project progressed in an immethodical manner, causing delays and setbacks.

The chef's immethodical cooking style often led to inconsistent flavors in the dishes.