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Adjective(1) dependent upon or characterized by chance(2) marked by great carelessness(3) without plan or organization
Adverb(1) without care; in a slapdash manner(2) without care(3) in a slapdash manner

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(1) Instead, we are introduced to necessary elements in offhand, haphazard fashion.(2) But what happens when opinion polls are produced in a haphazard fashion only days before an election?(3) These difficulties are unfortunately compounded by a haphazard organization.(4) International festival screenings of the uncut version followed in a somewhat haphazard fashion.(5) My wife and I have been saving money for her big brother for the last 3 u00d4u00f6u00bcu252cu00f3 years, but only in a haphazard fashion.(6) Organization was haphazard ; there were far too few bishops, and some were invalidly consecrated.(7) First, Aristotle and his followers practise a haphazard , uncritical collection of data.(8) Inside was a stack of parcels all roughly the same size, like hunks of dried pork, but wrapped in different materials and tied in haphazard but secure fashions.(9) In reality, of course, charging into exporting in this kind of haphazard fashion is not ideal.(10) Unpack London shopping in a haphazard fashion so that new flat looks lived in.(11) The bows of the longboat collided with the dock, causing the little boats to pitch and sway in a haphazard fashion.(12) Thus, heterogeneity in beliefs within the organization makes performance more haphazard .(13) This occurred in a haphazard fashion on 23 July in Dublin, and although swiftly suppressed, caught Dublin castle ill prepared.(14) This, in spite of the fact that Hut Bay looks like a haphazard collection of huts and houses grown out of a logging settlement.(15) I looked here and there in a somewhat haphazard fashion for spiritual people to share in spiritual conversation.(16) Please note that this is a haphazard collection, and there is no implication that any of these are right, wrong or compelling.