Preposition: in

• way: It has no proper procedures, and is in many respects anarchic in the way in which it conducts its business.

Modifies a noun

• streak: By definition, this project will have a somewhat anarchic streak running through it, in the philosophical sense.

• humor: Certainly children enjoy anarchic humor and enjoy seeing adults making fools of themselves but this can go too far.

• comedy: Even a clip from the anarchic comedy " South Park " has found its way into his bioethics lectures.

• spirit: The Fringe, whose anarchic spirit has come to symbolize what most people think this Festival means.

• situation: He would be the pillar of order in a potentially anarchic situation.

• nature: However, I had underestimated the anarchic nature of the People's Democracy.

Modifying Another Word

• wonderfully: In a zany and uninhibited 24 hours, Ione helps bring the two together, culminating in a wonderfully anarchic picnic.

• somewhat: Right, until this point we've been a somewhat anarchic group.

• slightly: They are always slightly anarchic in some way, they appear at festivals and outdoor events all over the place.

• rather: This isn't Gus Van Sant making Psycho as an exact copy, rather anarchic invention loosely tied to distant coat-tails.

• almost: The best of them have an almost anarchic quality.

• very: Everyone there was young and it had a very anarchic environment.

Used with adjective complement

• become: It became so anarchic that many people preferred to stay indoors for the duration.

• seem: His humor, which had seemed so anarchic at the start of the decade, was now looking a little dated.

• get: The farce get more anarchic with every turn of the plot.