Synonyms for indiscriminately
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1. indiscriminately

   Synonyms:
   accumulatively, collectively, confusedly, en masse, synthetically, together, unitedly

   Antonyms:
   apiece, distributively, each, individually, separately, severally

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1. randomly, indiscriminately, haphazardly, willy-nilly, arbitrarily, at random, every which wayadverb

   in a random manner

   "the houses were randomly scattered"; "bullets were fired into the crowd at random"

   Synonyms:
   every which way, randomly, promiscuously, willy-nilly, arbitrarily, at random, haphazardly, haphazard, helter-skelter

2. promiscuously, indiscriminatelyadverb

   in an indiscriminate manner

   "she reads promiscuously"

   Synonyms:
   at random, randomly, every which way, willy-nilly, arbitrarily, haphazardly, wantonly, licentiously, promiscuously

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1. List of paraphrases for "indiscriminately":

   randomly, blindly, arbitrarily, indistinctly, uncritically, interchangeably, haphazardly, casually

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1. Nathan Sales:

   The Russian army fights dirty. Look at the carnage in Syria and you ’ll have an idea of what the Kremlin is capable of in Ukraine, we’re already seeing reports that Russian forces are indiscriminately attacking civilian areas across the country, and we simply ca n’t expose our people to that risk.

2. West Papuan:

   The separatists started shooting sporadically at joint security forces who were approaching them in front of a honai (traditional Papuan house), after they (security forces) responded with shots, the separatists ran for the woods while shooting indiscriminately.

3. Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call:

   This is a drug that kills indiscriminately, addiction itself is a disease that changes the chemistry of the brain, and it changes it irreparably. … So now, we may be facing not only overdose deaths — what we're doing is we're creating a mental health and substance abuse problem in a generation that will have to be fought hard for the entire lifetime of that individual and the entire lifetime of a generation, so allowing the circumstances to make it so much easier for this to occur is tragic.

4. Michael Robinson:

   This is a very sad event that raises questions about coyote hunters who seem to be shooting indiscriminately at anything that moves.

5. Rick Santorum:

   It's obviously a crime of hate. Again, we don't know the rationale, but what other rationale could there be? You're sort of lost that somebody could walk into a Bible study in a church and indiscriminately kill people, this is one of those situations where you just have to take a step back and say we — you know, you talk about the importance of prayer in this time and we're now seeing assaults on our religious liberty we've never seen before. It's a time for deeper reflection beyond this horrible situation.