slipshod

• Anything more dirty, slipshod, and wretched could hardly be imagined. —  Autobiography of Andrew Dickson White, V2
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• Your mind will slip down; it will refuse to exert itself; it will become as slovenly, slipshod, and inactive as your body. —  Pushing to the Front
• Incidentally Doris was thinking, just a little, of how well her gown and turban became her, for she had determined never to let herself become frowsy and slipshod--Well--she had not to look far for her antithesis Why, Mr. Annersley Pete flushed, the victim of several emotions. —  The Ridin' Kid from Powder River
• It was almost impossible for Mr Arnold to be slipshod--I do not mean in the sense of the composition books, which is mostly an unimportant sense, but in one quite different; and he never, as Mr Froude sometimes did, contented himself with correct but ordinary writing. —  Matthew Arnold

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