Sloppily

/ˈslɒp.ɪ.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a careless or untidy manner; lacking precision or neatness.

He sloppily threw his clothes on the floor after returning home.

In a way that shows a lack of attention to detail or accuracy.

The report was written sloppily, with multiple errors and typos.

In a way that is not well-organized or properly planned.

The presentation was sloppily prepared, making it hard for the audience to follow.

Carelessly or hastily performed.

She painted the fence sloppily, leaving drips and uneven strokes.

From the word 'sloppy' plus the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

sloppy seconds

Refers to something that is used or consumed after someone else, often with a connotation of disregard.

sloppy work

Work that is done in a careless or untidy manner.

sloppy

Characteristic of being messy or careless.

slop

Liquid waste or trash; can also refer to food for pigs.

In a chaotic or disorganized way.

The party was thrown together so sloppily, it was hard to enjoy.

Used to describe someone's appearance as messy or frumpy.

He showed up in such sloppily dressed clothes to the interview.