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Definition of sloppy in English: sloppyadjectivesloppier, sloppiest ˈslɒpiˈslɑpi 1Careless and unsystematic; excessively casual. 马虎的；无条理的；凌乱的 we gave away a goal through sloppy defending Example sentencesExamples - They're right to worry: the system is haphazard and sloppy.
- Either way, it's entertaining, even though Blumenthal is sometimes sloppy with his facts.
- It takes 50 or 100 rounds before you really start to improve, but after 200 rounds it's easy to get sloppy and careless.
- It's true that people get signed on the strength of some pretty ropey demos but you have to think about why you would want to expend the effort of being in a band and then showcase your sound in such a sloppy careless way.
- I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts.
- And neither do you, thanks to sloppy reporting and slapdash conclusions.
- I'll stick with my sloppy couldn't care-less style thank you very much.
- It's so unprofessional to have a sloppy list, so write another one, okay?
- Don't send a resume and cover letter that has misspellings, poor grammar or looks sloppy and unprofessional.
- The group responsible for evaluation and safety insisted that the other group was too quick, careless and sloppy in their safety review procedures.
- There are too many amateurs out there writing sloppy code.
- The environment is gradually being ruined by sloppy and haphazard planning.
- Then it uses sloppy arguments to defend their act, and they even repeat it.
- The point here is to challenge the media's effort to turn Judge Jones into something he's not in order to defend a biased and sloppy ruling.
- Meticulous on the one hand, but unbelievably sloppy and careless on the other.
- Holding onto profits might lead to excessive executive compensation, sloppy management, and unproductive use of assets.
- Sure, there are some plot issues and short-cuts that have to be avoided, but these are not the result of sloppy film-making or careless consideration for the audience.
- She has a recurring dream, she confides, in which she is a sloppy and unprofessional actress.
- There is no reason for the government to shape policies to protect companies that are inherently weak, or are sloppy and careless.
- Despite what you may think, that kind of sloppy unprofessionalism doesn't add to the cutting edge breaking news image.
Synonyms careless, slapdash, slipshod, lackadaisical, disorganized, haphazard, unmethodical, unsystematic, hit-or-miss, untidy, messy, thoughtless, inattentive, heedless, hasty, hurried thrown together, last-minute, cursory, perfunctory, negligent, neglectful, remiss, lax, slack, slovenly amateurish, unprofessional informal shambolic, all over the place, slap-happy British informal all over the shop 2(of a garment) casual and loose-fitting. （衣服）不合身的，肥大的 she wore a sloppy sweater and jeans 穿着肥大的套衫和牛仔裤。 Example sentencesExamples - Yesterday was the first time I've ever seen Kris wear shorts and a tank top, because he usually just isn't that sloppy.
- I just bought a pair of permanent press pants and after the first wash they already look sloppy.
- They pull it all together, like a great belt does a sloppy dress.
- She had it back in a sloppy ponytail and was in her pajamas.
- Also, make sure your jacket is well-adjusted because a badly tailored jacket will make you look chunky and sloppy.
- She thought of Tony and how sloppy he dressed sometimes.
- The scraps of American, Italian, and British clothing and flying gear we used were sloppy but practical.
- Golfing slacks and sloppy polo shirts might be fine for the links, but they won't cut it among his new playboy peer group.
- I was in my sloppy clothes that I wear at home only.
- His mother always told him the jeans looked sloppy and that he should get rid of them, but never bothered doing it herself when the chance arose.
- And while all this looked terrifically cool on the models on the catwalk, it is near impossible for normal women like us to wear this and not look sloppy.
- Her long hair hung haphazardly in a sloppy braid and her tunic and leggings were dirty and torn.
- Sharp lawyers dress very sharp, and their shoes always shine, while sloppy lawyers dress accordingly and their shoes are usually in a mess as well.
- Her long hair was pulled back, and she wore a sloppy sweatshirt over clashing baggy sweatpants.
- He had even managed to make the school uniform look sloppy.
- Convoy leadership found some sloppy uniforms during a morning formation, resulting in push-ups for several troops.
- I normally wear big sloppy shirts to disguise my figure, but I cannot go to the beach because it is so obvious that I have no top.
- Save the extremely loose fitting shorts for boxers and basketball players; they lack sex appeal and look kind of sloppy altogether on a regular guy working out.
- Leaving it hanging out makes you look really sloppy, especially when most shirts I buy are sized too big, thus making it look like I'm wearing a dress.
- I shook my head in amusement and settled back to look at her, dressed in sloppy pajamas.
Synonyms baggy, loose-fitting, loose, generously cut, not tight, roomy shapeless, sack-like, slack, oversized, ill-fitting, bagging 3(of semi-fluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery. （半流体物质）水分过多的，稀湿的 do not make the concrete too sloppy 别把水泥和得太稀。 Example sentencesExamples - This point was well made when the woman next to me spilt some of her sloppy pasta sauce on to the floor and it almost hit me.
- Rohr cackled as he dug into the sloppy meat with fiendish glee.
- Food and water fall every fourth hour in a sloppy mixture from the ceiling.
- She was pacing back and forth in the dense sloppy snow that was left over from the storm two weeks before.
- The mixture was ridiculously sloppy, so I added more flour and breadcrumbs and then tried to mould the mixture around the layer of mince.
- One moment demanding a sensitive physicality that eased her down the face of a wave in a sizzle of surf, and the next demanding brute strength to bludgeon her prow into a rising hillock of sloppy green water.
- With the machine running, gradually add enough oil to achieve a sloppy paste consistency.
- She said: ‘He knew what he wanted and it was not sloppy, soft food, but it was explained to him that he had been put on it for his own good.’
- It's quite a mysterious, sloppy dish, you can't really see what you are eating, you just have to trust the taste combination.
- A fellow journalist found his kettle full of a brown, sloppy substance.
- Sketch was staring at it as well, in between bites of a sloppy peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
- It's sludgy and frequently sloppy but that's the point.
- Retreating to the mud slope, we set to work with the sloppy mud.
- Whisk whites with sugar to form sloppy meringue
- It's a real bonus as well that the sauce isn't too sweet, nor thick and sloppy like warm peanut butter - something you'll find in many joints.
- Make it sloppy food for the first few days after the whelping.
- But his barbecued pork chow is a great big sloppy yummy concoction.
- The flaky filo crust gave way to sloppy mouthfuls of meat and dark gravy beneath.
- He has to eat sloppy food and cannot open his mouth wide, to see if his jaw will heal without being wired.
- She wanted to get the money and get you out the door, without recognising that maybe, just maybe, you were less likely to return if you had a sloppy sandwich with a thumbprint in the middle of it.
Synonyms runny, watery, thin, liquid, semi-liquid, mushy, soupy wet, soggy, slushy, sludgy South African slap informal gloopy 4informal (of literature or behaviour) weakly or foolishly sentimental. （文学，行为）感情脆弱的；无聊伤感的 喜欢伤感浪漫故事的人。 Example sentencesExamples - I was going to write about a couple of more films tonight, but I'm fading fast and my prose is getting a little sloppy and sentimental.
- A society run on love alone is decadent and sloppy.
- Here is architecture, rather than sloppy sentimentality or crass commercialism.
- But what we did have in common was a dislike of soppy, sloppy liberalism, the idea that there are no moral absolutes.
- I like to have my tears jerked as much as the next sloppy sentimentalist.
- If the love of God were as sloppy and sentimental and subjective as our own, we could never count on him to be consistent in anything.
- In a culture as sloppy with sentiment and theologically illiterate as ours, it's a dangerous thing to spend much time speculating about.
- I know this must sound sloppy or romantic, but put yourself in my shoes, you would feel the same.
Synonyms sentimental, mawkish, over-sentimental, overemotional, cloying, sickly, saccharine, sugary, sugar-coated, syrupy romantic, hearts-and-flowers British twee informal slushy, mushy, weepy, tear-jerking, schmaltzy, cutesy, lovey-dovey, gooey, drippy, sloshy, soupy, treacly, cheesy, corny, icky, sick-making, toe-curling British informal soppy North American informal cornball, sappy, hokey, three-hanky trademark Mills-and-Boon
Derivativesadverb ˈslɒpɪli He wears an oversized black hoodie and a sloppily tied ponytail. Example sentencesExamples - But that is the point: too much quasi-Marxism has lost Marx's chief insight by reading Marx sloppily.
- But it would be rude of you and you'd deserve those dirty looks if you blew your nose loudly and sloppily right next to someone.
- Their answer seems to be a sloppily sewn-together quilt of stale stereotypes and untimely political references.
- These sculptures are at once highly crafted and naturally formed, skillfully manipulated and sloppily organic.
Rhymeschoppy, copy, floppy, jalopy, moppy, poppy, soppy, stroppy Definition of sloppy in US English: sloppyadjectiveˈsläpēˈslɑpi 1Careless and unsystematic; excessively casual. 马虎的；无条理的；凌乱的 your speech has always been sloppy 你的演讲总是缺乏条理。 Example sentencesExamples - Sure, there are some plot issues and short-cuts that have to be avoided, but these are not the result of sloppy film-making or careless consideration for the audience.
- Meticulous on the one hand, but unbelievably sloppy and careless on the other.
- It takes 50 or 100 rounds before you really start to improve, but after 200 rounds it's easy to get sloppy and careless.
- Despite what you may think, that kind of sloppy unprofessionalism doesn't add to the cutting edge breaking news image.
- They're right to worry: the system is haphazard and sloppy.
- Don't send a resume and cover letter that has misspellings, poor grammar or looks sloppy and unprofessional.
- It's true that people get signed on the strength of some pretty ropey demos but you have to think about why you would want to expend the effort of being in a band and then showcase your sound in such a sloppy careless way.
- Holding onto profits might lead to excessive executive compensation, sloppy management, and unproductive use of assets.
- Then it uses sloppy arguments to defend their act, and they even repeat it.
- There is no reason for the government to shape policies to protect companies that are inherently weak, or are sloppy and careless.
- The group responsible for evaluation and safety insisted that the other group was too quick, careless and sloppy in their safety review procedures.
- The point here is to challenge the media's effort to turn Judge Jones into something he's not in order to defend a biased and sloppy ruling.
- And neither do you, thanks to sloppy reporting and slapdash conclusions.
- Either way, it's entertaining, even though Blumenthal is sometimes sloppy with his facts.
- I'll stick with my sloppy couldn't care-less style thank you very much.
- She has a recurring dream, she confides, in which she is a sloppy and unprofessional actress.
- The environment is gradually being ruined by sloppy and haphazard planning.
- I want to begin by apologizing for all of the grammatical errors, slapdash reasoning, and sloppy writing in my recent posts.
- There are too many amateurs out there writing sloppy code.
- It's so unprofessional to have a sloppy list, so write another one, okay?
Synonyms careless, slapdash, slipshod, lackadaisical, disorganized, haphazard, unmethodical, unsystematic, hit-or-miss, untidy, messy, thoughtless, inattentive, heedless, hasty, hurried 2(of a garment) casual and loose-fitting. （衣服）不合身的，肥大的 she wore a sloppy sweater and jeans 穿着肥大的套衫和牛仔裤。 Example sentencesExamples - Golfing slacks and sloppy polo shirts might be fine for the links, but they won't cut it among his new playboy peer group.
- Convoy leadership found some sloppy uniforms during a morning formation, resulting in push-ups for several troops.
- I normally wear big sloppy shirts to disguise my figure, but I cannot go to the beach because it is so obvious that I have no top.
- Yesterday was the first time I've ever seen Kris wear shorts and a tank top, because he usually just isn't that sloppy.
- Her long hair hung haphazardly in a sloppy braid and her tunic and leggings were dirty and torn.
- His mother always told him the jeans looked sloppy and that he should get rid of them, but never bothered doing it herself when the chance arose.
- They pull it all together, like a great belt does a sloppy dress.
- Also, make sure your jacket is well-adjusted because a badly tailored jacket will make you look chunky and sloppy.
- The scraps of American, Italian, and British clothing and flying gear we used were sloppy but practical.
- He had even managed to make the school uniform look sloppy.
- Sharp lawyers dress very sharp, and their shoes always shine, while sloppy lawyers dress accordingly and their shoes are usually in a mess as well.
- I was in my sloppy clothes that I wear at home only.
- Her long hair was pulled back, and she wore a sloppy sweatshirt over clashing baggy sweatpants.
- Save the extremely loose fitting shorts for boxers and basketball players; they lack sex appeal and look kind of sloppy altogether on a regular guy working out.
- And while all this looked terrifically cool on the models on the catwalk, it is near impossible for normal women like us to wear this and not look sloppy.
- She had it back in a sloppy ponytail and was in her pajamas.
- I shook my head in amusement and settled back to look at her, dressed in sloppy pajamas.
- I just bought a pair of permanent press pants and after the first wash they already look sloppy.
- Leaving it hanging out makes you look really sloppy, especially when most shirts I buy are sized too big, thus making it look like I'm wearing a dress.
- She thought of Tony and how sloppy he dressed sometimes.
Synonyms baggy, loose-fitting, loose, generously cut, not tight, roomy 3(of semifluid matter) containing too much liquid; watery. （半流体物质）水分过多的，稀湿的 do not make the concrete too sloppy 别把水泥和得太稀。 Example sentencesExamples - She wanted to get the money and get you out the door, without recognising that maybe, just maybe, you were less likely to return if you had a sloppy sandwich with a thumbprint in the middle of it.
- Retreating to the mud slope, we set to work with the sloppy mud.
- It's sludgy and frequently sloppy but that's the point.
- Make it sloppy food for the first few days after the whelping.
- A fellow journalist found his kettle full of a brown, sloppy substance.
- But his barbecued pork chow is a great big sloppy yummy concoction.
- Whisk whites with sugar to form sloppy meringue
- The flaky filo crust gave way to sloppy mouthfuls of meat and dark gravy beneath.
- Rohr cackled as he dug into the sloppy meat with fiendish glee.
- The mixture was ridiculously sloppy, so I added more flour and breadcrumbs and then tried to mould the mixture around the layer of mince.
- She said: ‘He knew what he wanted and it was not sloppy, soft food, but it was explained to him that he had been put on it for his own good.’
- Food and water fall every fourth hour in a sloppy mixture from the ceiling.
- He has to eat sloppy food and cannot open his mouth wide, to see if his jaw will heal without being wired.
- This point was well made when the woman next to me spilt some of her sloppy pasta sauce on to the floor and it almost hit me.
- Sketch was staring at it as well, in between bites of a sloppy peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
- With the machine running, gradually add enough oil to achieve a sloppy paste consistency.
- It's quite a mysterious, sloppy dish, you can't really see what you are eating, you just have to trust the taste combination.
- She was pacing back and forth in the dense sloppy snow that was left over from the storm two weeks before.
- One moment demanding a sensitive physicality that eased her down the face of a wave in a sizzle of surf, and the next demanding brute strength to bludgeon her prow into a rising hillock of sloppy green water.
- It's a real bonus as well that the sauce isn't too sweet, nor thick and sloppy like warm peanut butter - something you'll find in many joints.
Synonyms runny, watery, thin, liquid, semi-liquid, mushy, soupy 4informal (of literature or behavior) weakly or foolishly sentimental. （文学，行为）感情脆弱的；无聊伤感的 喜欢伤感浪漫故事的人。 Example sentencesExamples - I like to have my tears jerked as much as the next sloppy sentimentalist.
- Here is architecture, rather than sloppy sentimentality or crass commercialism.
- In a culture as sloppy with sentiment and theologically illiterate as ours, it's a dangerous thing to spend much time speculating about.
- If the love of God were as sloppy and sentimental and subjective as our own, we could never count on him to be consistent in anything.
- But what we did have in common was a dislike of soppy, sloppy liberalism, the idea that there are no moral absolutes.
- I was going to write about a couple of more films tonight, but I'm fading fast and my prose is getting a little sloppy and sentimental.
- A society run on love alone is decadent and sloppy.
- I know this must sound sloppy or romantic, but put yourself in my shoes, you would feel the same.
Synonyms sentimental, mawkish, over-sentimental, overemotional, cloying, sickly, saccharine, sugary, sugar-coated, syrupy
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