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Discover LudwigThe phrase "chaotic life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a life that is disorganized, unpredictable, or filled with turmoil.
Example: "After moving to a new city and starting a demanding job, I found myself living a chaotic life."
Alternatives: "tumultuous existence" or "disordered lifestyle."
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"Let's see if we can simplify this chaotic life".
Is there a mental health condition or are they living a chaotic life?
The film went undiscovered for so long largely because of Faurer's chaotic life.
His poetry is a love affair with life – wide glorious chaotic life.
Despite his chaotic life, Adam Laing did have his family's love.
For 14 months after his initial binge, Clendenon lived the chaotic life of an addict.
Rudolf Ditzen, who wrote under the name Hans Fallada, lived a chaotic life.
She is uneasy, she keeps saying, with this translation of complex, chaotic life into the patterns of art.
My feeling is that the "chaotic life" versus "imperishable art" counterpoint that he imposed on himself often let him down.
· Part of this anger was a combative attitude to contemporaries, lent an edge by his chaotic life.
Despite his chaotic life, he created some of the most harmonious fashion of the last 40 years.
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