chaotic
UK: keɪˈɒtɪk | US: keɪˈɑːtɪk
adj. 1. completely confused or disordered
adj. 2. relating to or characteristic of chaos
The word chaotic traces back to the Greek khaos, which originally described the formless void preceding creation in mythology. Over time, khaos came to signify extreme confusion or disorder. The suffix -ic was added in English to form the adjective, solidifying its meaning as "pertaining to chaos." The evolution reflects a shift from mythological abstraction to a descriptor of tangible disorder.
The scene after the storm was utterly chaotic.
His chaotic schedule left no time for relaxation.
The protest turned chaotic as crowds grew unruly.
Her desk was a chaotic mess of papers and books.
The children’s playroom looked chaotic but was full of creativity.