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arbitrarily

adverb (arbitrarily)

«arbitrarily» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Without a real reason or plan, by chance or by a choice that is not fair. tree →

In the lessons

In maths, you can choose a number arbitrarily (any number). In everyday talk, rules made arbitrarily seem unfair. Phrases: «chosen arbitrarily».

Examples

  • He picked a card arbitrarily. tree →
  • Choose a starting number arbitrarily. tree →
  • The rules seemed to change arbitrarily. tree →
  • The teams were split arbitrarily. tree →
  • Prices were set arbitrarily. tree →
  • Pick any point arbitrarily on the line. tree →

Note

Said «AR-bi-trer-i-lee» (UK «ar-bi-TRAIR-i-lee»). In maths, «arbitrary» means any one at all, with no special choice.

On Mova

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