scattershot (Meaning)

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scattershot (s)

covering a wide range in a haphazard way

The shooter fired a scattershot that spread widely, hitting multiple targets.
The scattershot approach failed miserably, missing the intended goal.
The marketing campaign was a scattershot, targeting too many demographics with limited success.
The debate devolved into a scattershot exchange of insults, with little constructive dialogue.
The researcher's scattershot methodology yielded countless data points but lacked coherence.
The scattershot weather forecast was unreliable, alternating between sunny and stormy.
The police fired a scattershot of warning shots to disperse the crowd.
The salesperson's scattershot pitch confused potential customers rather than persuading them.
The politician's scattershot policies addressed various issues but lacked a cohesive vision.
The scattershot of ideas generated during the brainstorming session left the team feeling overwhelmed.

covering a wide range in a haphazard way

unplanned, indiscriminate, unintentional, slapdash, random, sporadic, desultory, incidental, unconsidered, inadvertent

steady, fixed, regular, regular, regular, continuous, organized, methodical, fixed, stable

The shooter fired a scattershot that spread widely, hitting multiple targets.

The scattershot approach failed miserably, missing the intended goal.

The marketing campaign was a scattershot, targeting too many demographics with limited success.

The debate devolved into a scattershot exchange of insults, with little constructive dialogue.