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Meanings of very erratic in English

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Usage of very erratic in English
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And on top of that the wind is very erratic, he said.
Reuters
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He is, however, very erratic and irritable in disposition and often quarrelsome.
Analyzing Character / The New Science of Judging Men; Misfits in...
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After a fortnight or so, Dr. Griswold began to be very erratic.
Memoirs
4
The irritability associated with MDD can lead to very erratic, even violent behavior.
It's nobody's fault: new hope and help for difficult children an...
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My only concern is the results could be very erratic.
Wired
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Then again lodes are often very erratic in their course.
Getting Gold: A Practical Treatise for Prospectors, Miners and S...
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This equation gives very erratic results, because it is based on a continuous web.
Some Mooted Questions in Reinforced Concrete Design / American S...
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At present he chops too much, and is very erratic.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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His volleying is brilliant almost beyond description, but very erratic.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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The condensation was not only much heavier in the north, but it was very erratic.
The Second Deluge
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But the behavior of this pew was very erratic.
The Breaking Point
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He was very erratic, and could never be depended on to do consecutive good work.
The Chums of Scranton High out for the Pennant / or, In the Thre...
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He was just very erratic, Peters said.
Reuters
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Our time together has been very erratic.
Impossible
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She was very erratic, and before she left the room she had quite got over her depression.
The Strand Magazine: Vol. 07, Issue 37, January, 1894. / An Illu...
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He found that he could stagger along, though his pace was necessarily slow and his course very erratic.
The Lost Valley
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