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indiscriminating's Usage Examples:

He was an indiscriminating collector, who filled his house with a mass of often unlabelled specimens.

Province, because it contains a few malcontent parishes; thus, by your indiscriminating prescriptions, you chastise those, even, who have helped you to stifle.

Brian Hodgson sent an indiscriminating report of mutiny to Governor General and he demanded the dissolution.

While generally laudatory, the reviewer censured Brodie's indiscriminating partisanship.

to be an effective technique in catching fish, but its powers are indiscriminating and as a result the coral reefs are being held hostage to such practices.

Muslim scholars such as Shafi Usmani see this as forbidding only "indiscriminating intimacy" which might confuse the "distinctive hallmarks of Islam".

(It was said that after her death, Zhu Quanzhong became far more indiscriminating in pursuit of women, including, eventually, his daughters-in-law.

she would condone everything I did, and because of her excessive and indiscriminating love for me, I tried to dominate over her a little.

But Severus was no indiscriminating adherent of monasticism.

alliance for his sister with in this 12 months hinting the will contains indiscriminating information that will tarnish the family's reputation.

mandatory reporting laws has been criticized as being "reactive, overly indiscriminating and even counterproductive".

starved of something to genuinely appreciate, have leaped with an indiscriminating gusto upon the first good thing that comes their way? A visit to the.

unfortunate wretches of all nations (as the hatred of the Chinese is indiscriminating) have been seized, decaptitated; and their heads have been exposed.

with a semi-involving tale" that would be appreciated by a young, indiscriminating audience.

unrivalled landscapist, whose pictures were eagerly snapped up by indiscriminating collectors.

unnamed, deemphasizing their identities and highlighting Zeluco's indiscriminating evildoing, but others command large sections of the text.

species of which are known to be highly opportunistic predators with indiscriminating diets, the Verreaux's eagle-owl is a particularly opportunistic predator.

"Seized with a vertigo of indiscriminating vengeance, the powers are trifling with the peace of the world.

"Seized with a vertigo of indiscriminating vengeance," in 1901 he wrote the powers are trifling with the peace.

indiscriminating's Meaning':

not discriminating

Synonyms:

unperceptive; scattershot; indiscriminate; undiscriminating; unselective;

Antonyms:

discriminating; discriminate; perceptive; specific; selective;