irregular
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British pronunciation
/ɪˈrɛɡjʊlə/

Definition & Meaning of "irregular"in English

irregular
01

not conforming to established rules, patterns, or norms

irregular definition and meaning
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The irregular intervals between the train departures made it difficult for passengers to plan their trips.
02

(of verbs, nouns, or adjectives) not following standard patterns or rules

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Irregular adjectives in English, such as ' good' and ' better,' require memorization rather than following a simple rule.
03

(of armed forces or military units) not part of the standard, official army, often consisting of volunteers, guerrilla fighters, or paramilitary groups

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The irregular troops fought using unconventional tactics, often ambushing the enemy in small, scattered units.
04

lacking consistency, especially in occurrence or activity

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Irregular employment often leads to financial instability due to unpredictable work hours.
05

not even or balanced in shape or arrangement

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The irregular shape of the rock made it difficult to fit into the puzzle.
06

not following a regular or symmetrical pattern, often describing flowers, leaves, or other plant structures that deviate from typical forms

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The plant produces irregular flowers, with asymmetrical petals.
Irregular
01

a product or item that has defects or imperfections and does not meet standard quality or specifications, often sold at a discounted price

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The store had a section of irregulars for customers looking for discounted items.
02

a member of a military force that does not follow the formal structure or organization of regular armed forces

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The irregular was highly skilled in hit-and-run tactics, making him a valuable asset to the resistance.
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