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Meanings of more chaotic in English

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Usage of more chaotic in English
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But so far the vote appears to have been even more chaotic.
Reuters
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China is getting more chaotic, but isn't yet in the danger zone.
Reuters
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Disapparation is many orders of magnitude more chaotic than what we experienced.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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When he entered the kitchen, it was even more chaotic than usual.
Shadows in the twilight
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People can be heard asking: has there ever been a more chaotic government?
The Guardian
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In contrast, depressed patients displayed a less-rhythmic, more chaotic pattern of cortisol release.
Pubmed
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It is hard to recall a more chaotic election result in recent British history.
The Guardian
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You'll struggle to see a scene more chaotic than this for quite some time.
The South African
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The room reminded Nora of a more chaotic Honey House.
The hellfire club
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In an emergency it could, of course, be more chaotic.
Reuters
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At the first glance it appears to support a more chaotic mass of papers.
Hodge and His Masters
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The scene was even more chaotic now-cabs ,vans ,fashionistatrailers, and plenty of people.
Latte trouble
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Even now, knowing the leads survived, one winces at the picture's more chaotic moments.
The Irish Times
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The more players you have, the more chaotic it gets.
Wired
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But at a far grittier, more chaotic, underground level, there is always plenty happening here.
The Guardian
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The other problem is that a leader fall will be more chaotic for the belayer.
Climbing Magazine
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