indiscriminate
intermediateB2/ˌɪndɪˈskrɪmɪnət/ · in-dis-crim-i-nate
Done at random or without careful judgment.
Meanings
Done at random or without careful judgment.
عمل بے انتہا یا بغیر کسی احتیاط کے کیا جائے۔
بے انتہا
be inteha
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Common Collocations
- indiscriminate violence
- indiscriminate use
- indiscriminate attacks
Example Sentences
The indiscriminate use of pesticides can have harmful effects on the environment.
کیڑے مار ادویات کا بے انتہا استعمال ماحول پر مضر اثرات ڈال سکتا ہے۔
Keeron maar adwiyat ka be inteha istemal mahol par muzarr asraat daal sakta hai.
Indiscriminate violence in the region has led to significant loss of life.
اس علاقے میں بے انتہا تشدد نے انسانی جانوں کا بڑا نقصان کیا ہے۔
Is ilaqay mein be inteha tashaddud ne insani janoon ka bara nuqsan kiya hai.
The restaurant was known for its indiscriminate menu that offered a wide variety of dishes.
ریسٹورنٹ اپنی بے انتہا مینیو کے لیے جانا جاتا تھا جو مختلف قسم کی ڈشز پیش کرتا تھا۔
Restaurant apni be inteha menu ke liye jaana jata tha jo mukhtalif qism ki dishes pesh karta tha.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of being indiscriminate as throwing things into a pile without sorting.
Imagine a garbage bin where everything is thrown in without any organization.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
دکھ کی ہر شے میں ہے بے انتہا ستم، کسے دیکھیں ہم اسے یوں پہچانیں ہم۔
Dukh ki har shay mein hai be inteha sitam, kasey dekhein hum use yun pehchaanein hum.
In every glimpse of pain, there is indiscriminate cruelty, whom should we see, how should we recognize.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
بنے نہ بے جا چونچالیاں جس میں کوئی کام نہ ہو۔
Bane na be ja choonchalyaan jis mein koi kaam na ho.
Do not make unnecessary fuss where there is no work.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "indiscriminatus" — not distinguished, not separated
First known use: 19th century
The term 'indiscriminate' evolved from Latin roots, originally meaning to not make distinctions between things, and has been used in English since the late 19th century.