indiscriminate

indiscriminate violence; the indiscriminate use of pesticides.

be indiscriminate in making friends

an indiscriminate shopper; indiscriminate taste in music.

she was indiscriminate with her affections.

terrorist gunmen engaged in indiscriminate killing.

an indiscriminate assortment of used books for sale.

the indiscriminate policies of the previous administration.

Seventy protesters were killed by indiscriminate gunfire.

She disapproved of her son’s indiscriminate television viewing.

Unless you wish to join the spiritual ranks of bootleg Viagra peddlers and Nigerian "princes," indiscriminate email blasts to one's acquaintances is never copacetic.

It is indiscriminate in what it destroys.

Attacks like the one in Paris really are indiscriminate.

Wood is indiscriminate in his choice of friends as well as enemies.

TheTonton Macoutes were masters of both image and indiscriminate violence.

Those who condemn cancel culture usually imply that it's unfair and indiscriminate.

Creating SDRs would provide indiscriminate, unconditional aid without draining the IMF's reserves.

The U.N. said it also appears that Ukraine has used weapons with indiscriminate effects.

An Al-Jazeera spokesman told the BBC the action was an indiscriminate attack on the channels.

The spokesman said the comments by the U.S. side are ignorant of facts and indiscriminate of rights and wrongs.

Clearing these hazards has been a difficult task, and not just due to the nature of such indiscriminate killers.