indiscriminate (Meaning)

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indiscriminate (s)

failing to make or recognize distinctions

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indiscriminate (a)

not marked by fine distinctions

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indiscriminate (a.)

Not discriminate; wanting discrimination; undistinguishing; not making any distinction; confused; promiscuous.

indiscriminate Sentence Examples

  1. The terrorist attack targeted civilians indiscriminately, killing both men and women, young and old.
  2. The forest fire spread indiscriminately, consuming everything in its path.
  3. The hail battered the town indiscriminately, damaging cars and homes alike.
  4. The waves crashed over the beach indiscriminately, soaking everyone in their path.
  5. The hurricane's wind gusts whipped indiscriminately, tearing down trees and power lines.
  6. The wildfire burned indiscriminately, leaving only charred remains in its wake.
  7. The disease spread indiscriminately, infecting people of all ages and backgrounds.
  8. The shooter fired indiscriminately into the crowd, injuring and killing innocent bystanders.
  9. The missiles targeted civilians indiscriminately, causing widespread devastation.
  10. The artillery bombardment struck indiscriminately, leveling homes and hospitals.

FAQs About the word indiscriminate

failing to make or recognize distinctions, not marked by fine distinctionsNot discriminate; wanting discrimination; undistinguishing; not making any distinction

eclectic, mixed, promiscuous, varied, assorted, chaotic, heterogeneous, patchwork,diverse, miscellaneous

homogeneous, homogeneous, same, uniform, same, uniform, identical, monolithic, individual,like

The terrorist attack targeted civilians indiscriminately, killing both men and women, young and old.

The forest fire spread indiscriminately, consuming everything in its path.

The hail battered the town indiscriminately, damaging cars and homes alike.

The waves crashed over the beach indiscriminately, soaking everyone in their path.