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scattered
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scattered
adjective
/ˈskætərd/
scatter
scavenge
Meaning
Spread irregularly or widely in different directions.
spread widely apart; dispersed; occurring here and there
Example Sentences
The toys were
scattered
all over the floor.
Scattered
showers are expected throughout the day.
Example Expressions
scattered thoughts
Synonyms
dispersed, spread, messy, disorganized, distributed, sporadic
Entry 1
dispersed, spread, messy, disorganized
Entry 2
dispersed, spread, distributed, sporadic
Antonyms
gathered, organized, collected, concentrated, clustered
Entry 1
gathered, organized, collected
Entry 2
concentrated, clustered, gathered, collected
Collocations
scattered papers, scattered clouds, scattered across, scattered everywhere, scattered showers, scattered villages, scattered thoughts
Entry 1
scattered papers, scattered clouds, scattered across, scattered everywhere
Entry 2
scattered showers, scattered villages, scattered thoughts
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