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Meanings of more erratic in English

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Usage of more erratic in English
1
The more they yelled at him, the more erratic his behavior became.
Say you're one of them
2
God's actions were far more erratic than they had been earlier.
Arcanum Unbounded
3
In recent years the output has become more erratic, and the sales diminished.
The Guardian
4
This is all highly characteristic of Poe's later, and even more erratic, behaviour.
Poe
5
The economic pulse across the rest of Asia was more erratic.
Reuters
6
Somerset's behavior became more and more erratic, his leadership more and more confused.
The tudors: the complete story of england's most notorious dynas...
7
Rainfall is reported to be more erratic, shorter and more violent.
Reuters
8
With the Empress getting more erratic, more unpredictable, and more harsh, I don't.
Surrender to the will of the night
9
Anyway, Serena survives, though not without a few more erratic moments.
The Guardian
10
His breathing grew more erratic, and a wash of pain crossed his face.
Second glance
11
They are capable of far more erratic things than that.
Insurgent
12
It feels a little more erratic, so be aware of your speed and positioning.
Climbing Magazine
13
They hassled and harried, discomforting Albion's jittery midfielders whose passing became ever more erratic.
The Guardian
14
Everyone wants an electricity generator as supply gets more erratic.
Reuters
15
Do you know, Tommy, to talk quite seriously, I get more erratic every day?
The Half-Hearted
16
Gilhaelith could feel it growing more erratic every minute.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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More erratic across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common