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neither rhyme nor reason

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*neither rhyme nor reason
Cliché without logic, order, or planning. (Describes something disorganized. *Typically: be ~; have ~.) There seems to be neither rhyme nor reason to Gerald's filing system. The novel's plot had neither rhyme nor reason.
See also: neither, nor, reason, rhyme


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Yet Drogheda, for the most part, coped with the questions being asked of them - and with neither rhyme nor reason to either side's attacking strategies, it was hardly a surprise that the first half hour passed scoreless.
``There appears to be neither rhyme nor reason why he died.
There seemed neither rhyme nor reason to the roads in the part of town I was driving through, and I was hopelessly lost.
 
 
 
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