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arbitrarily

[ ahr-bi-trair-uh-lee ]

adverb

  1. based on the judgment or will of an individual:

    The Fourth Amendment protects my right to not be arbitrarily searched.

  2. without an apparent reason or pattern; randomly; capriciously:

    There is no need to stop living life to its fullest simply because we have reached some arbitrarily set age for what broader society calls “retirement.â€



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Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms

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“Disney has arbitrarily determined that a wide range of disabilities do not qualify as such under the ‘Disability Access Service’ program,†the emailed statement read.

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The president's spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, last month said the state "may not expropriate property arbitrarily or for a purpose other than... in the public interest".

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"What kind of message are we sending if someone can arbitrarily, with fact-free allegations, take away your vote after you've followed all the rules?"

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Amnesty called on Iran to release the dozens of other dual nationals, and many other non-violent political prisoners, who it said were being arbitrarily detained.

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Randomly killing and arbitrarily destroying, it has taken on near-supernatural dimensions, appearing at times to be laughing as it sped through brush and buildings, forcing thousands to flee.

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