randomness (Meaning)
randomness (n)
(thermodynamics) a thermodynamic quantity representing the amount of energy in a system that is no longer available for doing mechanical work
the quality of lacking any predictable order or plan
Synonyms & Antonyms of randomness
randomness Sentence Examples
- The randomness of life's events often perplexed him, making it difficult to predict the future.
- The randomness of the weather made it challenging to plan outdoor activities.
- The mathematician studied the randomness of certain phenomena, hoping to uncover underlying patterns.
- Despite diligent planning, the team's success seemed largely dependent on randomness.
- The lottery thrives on the randomness of its draw, fostering hope among countless participants.
- The artist embraced randomness in her creations, allowing unexpected elements to guide her work.
- In quantum physics, the randomness of certain events challenges classical notions of causality.
- Geneticists analyze the randomness of mutations, seeking insights into evolutionary processes.
- The randomness of stock market fluctuations can both attract and intimidate investors.
- Some believed in divine providence, others in the randomness of existence, but all agreed that life held its share of both the predictable and the unpredictable.
FAQs About the word randomness
(thermodynamics) a thermodynamic quantity representing the amount of energy in a system that is no longer available for doing mechanical work, the quality of la
uncertainty, luck, fortuity, accident, fortuitousness, haphazardry, casualty, happenstance, chance, risk
purpose, intent, intention, intent, purpose, intention, design, scheme, scheme,design
The randomness of life's events often perplexed him, making it difficult to predict the future.
The randomness of the weather made it challenging to plan outdoor activities.
The mathematician studied the randomness of certain phenomena, hoping to uncover underlying patterns.
Despite diligent planning, the team's success seemed largely dependent on randomness.
