mobby
ˈmɑbi
Definition

Definition of mobby - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
behaviorRareUKcharacterized by unruly behaviorRareUK
  • The crowd became mobby after the announcement.
disorderly rowdy unruly
2.
mob-likeRarerelated to or resembling a mobRare
  • The protest turned mobby as more people joined.
riotous unruly
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Origin of mobby

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Examples of mobby in a sentence

  • The protest became mobby as tensions rose.
  • The atmosphere grew mobby as the crowd swelled.
  • The event became mobby, causing concern among the organizers.

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  1. French:indiscipliné, tumultueux, ...
  2. German:unruhig, mobartig, ...
  3. Italian:indisciplinato, da folla, ...
  4. Spanish:alborotado, tumultuoso, ...
  5. Portuguese:desordeiro, parecido com uma multidão, ...
  6. Chinese:难以控制的, 暴民般的, ...
  7. Japanese:暴徒化した, 群衆のような, ...
  8. Arabic:فَوْضَوِي, حَشَدِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פָּרוּעַ, הֲמוֹנִי, ...
  10. Russian:буйный, похожий на толпу, ...
  11. Ukrainian:непокірний, мобоподібний, ...
  12. Hindi:उपद्रवी, भीड़ जैसा, ...

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