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Meanings of as chaotic in English

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Usage of as chaotic in English
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The interior of the gigantic vessel was as chaotic as its exterior.
Star trek movie tie-in
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My sister Hinda would say: your writing is as chaotic as your thought.
Melnitz
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Underground, on the subways, conditions could only be described as chaotic.
The tipping point: how little things can make a big difference
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Malawi's democracy, as chaotic and flawed as it is, was back.
The Guardian
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FICTION: Among history's many confusions, none is as chaotic as the Spanish Civil War.
The Irish Times
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One EU official, who asked not to be named, described the meeting as chaotic.
Reuters
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These calls are just as chaotic as were my visits.
The Irish Times
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Those who have come into contact with the campaign described it this week as chaotic.
Wired
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Will it be as chaotic as the presidential debate?
Radio NZ
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Casey Smith lived at the park until last month and described life there as chaotic.
Radio NZ
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Tourists, guests and staff crowded the lobby, which was as chaotic as an airport terminal.
The panic zone
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He characterised the fight as chaotic and said he could not be sure how it started.
Radio NZ
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Astor's half, on the other hand, was as chaotic as a very small space could be.
Dexter’s Final Cut
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The judge characterised the fight as chaotic and said he could not be sure how it started.
Radio NZ
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The bar was just as chaotic as I'd feared, and I began tending to my tables immediately.
Dead as a doornail
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Killing the usurping empress isn't perceived by the game as being nearly as chaotic as massacring civilians.
Wired
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