1. plural of haphazard; things done or occurring by chance rather than by plan or design
Usage: usually used in the phrase 'at haphazard' or as a countable plural in formal contexts

1. third-person singular present tense of haphazard; to do something in a random or unplanned way
Usage: rare; archaic or literary usage

Examples

• The project succeeded despite the haphazards of poor planning and limited resources.
• She haphazards a guess about the answer without studying the material.
• The team's haphazards approach to scheduling led to numerous conflicts.
• He haphazards his savings on risky investments.
• The construction proceeded at haphazard, with no clear timeline or budget.
• Multiple haphazards threatened the success of the expedition.