Chaotic

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Emotional ChargePlay
Chaotic often implies stress or panic because situations are out of control. SlideThe stock market was chaotic, leaving investors anxious.
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Chaotic is usually used for negative situations, rarely in a positive sense. SlideThe chaotic classroom left the substitute teacher overwhelmed.
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Scale and ScopePlay
Indicates a significant level of disorder, affecting many parts or aspects. SlideA chaotic traffic jam stretched for miles in every direction.