Use the word indiscriminate in a sentence?

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Indiscriminate is an Adjective and it has two meanings:

1. Choosing at random and without careful selection:

Ex: I choose my friends indiscriminately.

Ex: When it comes about culture, I am an indiscriminate reader of cultures.

2. Not marked by discrimination

The indiscriminate slaughter of right wales brought that species to the brink of extinction.

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