in·dis·crimi·nate [ˌɪndɪˈskrɪmɪnət] ПРИЛ.
1. indiscriminate:
- indiscriminate (unthinking)
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- indiscriminate (uncritical)
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2. indiscriminate (random):
- indiscriminate
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Lashing our interests to the indiscriminate promotion of democracy is a tempting but unwarranted strategy, more a leap of faith than a sober calculation.
en.wikipedia.org Withdrawn children may be overlooked and seemingly independent, indiscriminate children may be considered to be managing much better than they are.
en.wikipedia.org It is attributed to the presence of polluting industries and the indiscriminate use of modern pesticides and other toxic materials in farming.
en.wikipedia.org Because of the very large radius associated with nuclear events, it was nearly impossible to prevent indiscriminate damage to other satellites, including one's own satellites.
en.wikipedia.org Dog damage to a lamb is more indiscriminate/variable, and the carcass' condition does not follow any fixed form.
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