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slapdash
[slap-dash]
adverb
in a hasty, haphazard manner.
He assembled the motor slapdash.
adjective
hasty and careless; offhand.
a slapdash answer.
slapdash
/ ˈæˌæʃ /
adverb
in a careless, hasty, or haphazard manner
adjective
careless, hasty, or haphazard
noun
slapdash activity or work
another name for roughcast
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of slapdash1
Example Sentences
District Court in Boston, that had blocked the administration’s slapdash deportations while legal challenges wend through the courts.
Bob’s main instrument of choice these days is a grand piano, and sometimes his execution on that is masterful, and other times it feels a little slapdash.
What cannot be explained away is the slapdash manner and lack of basic organisation that allowed rejuvenated Wolves to record a fourth straight top-flight success for the first time since January 1972.
Even with a performer as adept as Kidman in the lead role, the film's slapdash script only lets her do so much.
These England teams are not lazy, though they can be slapdash.
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