All 5 Uses of
chaos
in
The Memory Keeper’s Daughter
- Like her body, the rooms were spilling over, wild, chaotic, out of control.†
p. 44.8 *chaotic = confused and disordered
- Bree left for class, and Norah walked through the silent house, taking in the chaos.†
p. 49.2
- He lifted the photo of the unknown family from the chaos on the floor and studied it for a moment.†
p. 218.2
- Down the hill and then up the alley to her house, the city lights giving way to those so well known and so familiar: the O'Neills, where a golden glow spilled out over the dogwood tree; the Soulards, with their dark stretch of garden, and finally the Margolis lawn, moonflowers growing wild up the hillside in the summertime, beautiful and chaotic.†
p. 252.9chaotic = confused and disordered
- "You've got bluebirds," Caroline observed, nodding at the wild, chaotic garden.†
p. 367.6
Definition:
a state of extreme confusion and disorder