arbitrarily

/ahr-bi-trair-uh-lee/US // ˌɑr bɪˈtrɛər ə li //

随便,随意,随意地,专横地

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : based on the judgment or will of an individual: The Fourth Amendment protects my right to not be arbitrarily searched.
- : 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.”

as insummarily

Synonyms

It will lift the coastal height limit that’s been set since 1972, arbitrarily imposed on the Midway neighborhood.
Sharma said Google acted “arbitrarily” in the matter while Google said its policies are “consistently” enforced.
We are urging the Saudi authorities to immediately release all arbitrarily detained migrants, and significantly improve detention conditions before more lives are lost.
It’s what drives economic anxiety for patients who have chronic illnesses and have to reload on their supply every month without knowing if a company may arbitrarily raise its prices.
Bad luck seems terrifyingly unreasonable, arbitrarily striking anywhere, out of the blue.
Many of the others were arbitrarily sentenced under similar charges of “acting” or “conspiring” against national security.
In reality, the Iraqi borders had been arbitrarily drawn and disregarded 2,000 years of tribal, sectarian, and nomadic occupation.
In this position, they would arbitrarily hit us on the back and head.
If the IRS can target and discriminate against one group of Americans, it can arbitrarily do it to anyone.
Yet the current debate is arbitrarily restricted to the chief public component of the American retirement system, Social Security.
To determine them by a type would be as sure a way of missing the Kind, as if we were to select a set of characters .

/ahr-bi-trair-uh-lee/US // ˌɑr bɪˈtrɛər ə li //

随便,随意,随意地,专横地

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : based on the judgment or will of an individual: The Fourth Amendment protects my right to not be arbitrarily searched.
- : 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.”

as insummarily

Synonyms

It will lift the coastal height limit that’s been set since 1972, arbitrarily imposed on the Midway neighborhood.
Sharma said Google acted “arbitrarily” in the matter while Google said its policies are “consistently” enforced.
We are urging the Saudi authorities to immediately release all arbitrarily detained migrants, and significantly improve detention conditions before more lives are lost.
It’s what drives economic anxiety for patients who have chronic illnesses and have to reload on their supply every month without knowing if a company may arbitrarily raise its prices.
Bad luck seems terrifyingly unreasonable, arbitrarily striking anywhere, out of the blue.
Many of the others were arbitrarily sentenced under similar charges of “acting” or “conspiring” against national security.
In reality, the Iraqi borders had been arbitrarily drawn and disregarded 2,000 years of tribal, sectarian, and nomadic occupation.
In this position, they would arbitrarily hit us on the back and head.
If the IRS can target and discriminate against one group of Americans, it can arbitrarily do it to anyone.
Yet the current debate is arbitrarily restricted to the chief public component of the American retirement system, Social Security.
To determine them by a type would be as sure a way of missing the Kind, as if we were to select a set of characters .