halfhazard
adjUS /(ˌ)hæfˈhæz.ɚd/
Etymology By confusion with half.
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Nonstandard, Rare Eggcorn of haphazard.
- […] halfhazard manner for decades. In two weeks, you have given me an ability to bring order and meaning to my plight. With these devices and upgrades, I may be able to find a way to defeat Adramelech and his ability to harm others […]2018, Keith Gilbert, The Door:
- […] a little damp from having her freshly washed hair plastered to it, which she had now tugged into a halfhazard knot at the top of her head.2021, v, The Colours of Death: A gripping crime novel
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- […] halfhazard inoculations of pasted color. It was a canvased broad time into little agains. Conversation inked the future. The train rode on and on transferring light into nouns and figures.2001, Terrel Hale, Saints and Latin Decadence, page 330: