Definition of «chaos»

Chaos is a state of complete disorder and confusion, often characterized by irregularity or unpredictability. It can refer to a situation that is highly disorganized, where there seems to be no order or pattern, and events occur randomly with no apparent cause or effect. Chaos can also describe a system or environment that is extremely complex, difficult to predict or understand, or one in which multiple factors interact in unpredictable ways.

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The sudden arrival of the storm created chaos as people scrambled to find shelter.
The protest turned into chaos as clashes erupted between police and demonstrators.
The malfunctioning of the computer system caused chaos in the office, leading to missed deadlines and confusion.
The construction site was in chaos when heavy machinery broke down, causing a halt in the project.
The chef's absence in the kitchen resulted in chaos, with orders being mixed up and long wait times for customers.
The management's poor decision-making led to chaos within the organization, with employees unsure of their roles and objectives.
The disorganized event left attendees frustrated as chaos ensued with overcrowding and lack of coordination.
The breakup of the band created chaos among fans, who couldn't believe their favorite group was splitting up.
The natural disaster brought chaos to the region, leaving homes destroyed and families displaced.

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You are exhausted from the week and have just one more stop before home and the controlled chaos of movie night with your family. (modernmom.com)
The role of chaos in climate theory is much misunderstood. (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
Financial markets have gone into chaos as investors worry about the trade wars impact on world trade and growth, and the value of the dollar. (businesslawblogsite.com)
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Definition of «chaos»

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