desultoriness

des·ul·to·ry

D0167700 (dĕs′əl-tôr′ē, dĕz′-)adj.1. Moving or jumping from one thing to another; disconnected: "She had suddenly begun speaking, after sitting silently through several hours of desultory discussion ... about the Resistance" (Adam Nossiter).2. Occurring randomly or sporadically. See Synonyms at chance.

[Latin dēsultōrius, leaping, from dēsultor, a leaper, from dēsultus, past participle of dēsilīre, to leap down : dē-, de- + salīre, to jump; see sel- in Indo-European roots.]

des′ul·to′ri·ly adv.des′ul·to′ri·ness n.

Translations

单词	desultoriness
释义	desultoriness des·ul·to·ry D0167700 (dĕs′əl-tôr′ē, dĕz′-)adj.1. Moving or jumping from one thing to another; disconnected: "She had suddenly begun speaking, after sitting silently through several hours of desultory discussion ... about the Resistance" (Adam Nossiter).2. Occurring randomly or sporadically. See Synonyms at chance. [Latin dēsultōrius, leaping, from dēsultor, a leaper, from dēsultus, past participle of dēsilīre, to leap down : dē-, de- + salīre, to jump; see sel- in Indo-European roots.] des′ul·to′ri·ly adv.des′ul·to′ri·ness n. Translations ThesaurusSeedesultory
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