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-n. 7. (all of merchandise) factory, second, third. 8. Military, guerrilla, partisan, maquis, Fr. maqui-sard, underground or resistance fighter, bush fighter, Sl. bushwhacker; the resistance, the underground. irregularity, n. 1. asymmetry, lack of symmetry, unequality, unequalness; unevenness, roughness, jaggedness, ruggedness, cragginess; lumpiness, bunchiness, humpiness; crookedness, circuitousness, circuity, roundaboutness, tortuousness, deviousness.
2. unmethodicalness, immethodicalness, methodless-ness, inconsistency, desultoriness, unsystematicalness, systemlessness, inconstancy, erraticism, eccentricity, capriciousness, caprice, orderlessness, variableness, variation, changeableness, changeability, fickleness, mutability, mutableness; disorderliness, confusion, disarrangement, unsettledness; spasmodicalness, fitfulness, uncertainty, unpunctualness, disconnectedness.
3. oddness, strangeness, queerness, curiousness, bizarreness, freakishness; singularity, singularness, exceptionality, exceptionalness, unusualness, uncommonness, uncommonality, unconventionality.
4. anomaly, aberration, perversion,
Rare, anomal-ism; abnormality, abnormity, monster, monstrosity, mutant, freak, heteroclite, malformation, miscreation, abortion, deformity; oddity, peculiarity, curiosity, rarity.
5. deviation, aberrance, aberrancy, divergence, digression; lawlessness, unruliness, disorderliness, wildness, turbulence; impropriety, indecency, immorality, licentiousness, lasciviousness, lewdness, promiscuity, promiscuousness,
Inf. looseness, laxity; wantonness, depravity, degeneracy, dissoluteness, dissipation; in-ordinacy, intemperance, excessiveness, extravagance. irregularly, adv. 1. intermittently, periodically, off and on, hot and cold, by turns, at intervals, at irregular intervals.
2. unmethodically, methodlessly, unsystematically, systemlessly, desultorily, erratically; fitfully, spasmodically, unevenly, jerkily, uncertainly, disconnectedly, aperiodically, unpunctually, by fits and starts, by jerks, by snatches. irrelevant,
adj. inapposite, nongermane, impertinent, inapplicable, immaterial, foreign, alien, unrelated, unconnected; extraneous, gratuitous, unessential, insignificant; beside the point, neither here nor there, beside the question, beside the mark, nothing to do with it, Inf. off base, not to the point, Inf. off the beam, Inf. off the wall; unwarranted, out of place, uncalled-for, inappropriate, malapropos; inconsistent, illogical, inconsequent, self-contradictory, incongruous. irreligion, n. 1. atheism, godlessness, ungodliness, unholiness, disbelief, unbelief, nonbelief, unbelievingness, nonspirituality, nonspiritualness; infidelity, heathenism, heathenness, heathendom, heathenhood, paganism; agnosticism, skepticism, doubt, Pyrrhonism, nihilism.
2. impiety, impiousness, irreverence, irreligiousness; apostasy, straying, recidivism, backsliding, laxity; heresy, hereticalness, iconoclasm, antireligion, antireligiousness, antireligiosity, sacrilegiousness, sacrilege, sinfulness, wickedness, evilness, badness, blasphemousness, blasphemy, profaneness, profanity. irreligious,
adj. 1. atheistic, disbelieving, unbelieving, nonbelieving, godless, ungodly, nonspiritual; infidel, infidelic, heathenish, heathen, paganistic, pagan, unenlightened; agnostic, skeptical, doubting, questioning, Pyrrhonic, nihilistic.

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