Definition
Definition of rowdier - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
behaviorRare more noisy and disorderlyRare
- The party became rowdier as the night went on.
2.
unrulyRare more difficult to controlRare
- The rowdier students were sent to the principal's office.
Origin of rowdier
English, rowdy (disorderly) + -er (comparative suffix)
Examples of rowdier in a sentence
The classroom became rowdier after the teacher left. The party became rowdier as the night went on. Rowdier fans were escorted out of the stadium.
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- French:plus tapageur, plus turbulent, ...
- German:unruhiger, schwerer zu kontrollieren, ...
- Italian:più rumoroso, più indisciplinati, ...
- Spanish:más ruidoso, más alborotados, ...
- Portuguese:barulhento, mais turbulentos, ...
- Chinese:更吵闹, 更难控制的, ...
- Japanese:より騒がしい, 騒がしい, ...
- Arabic:أَكْثَر شَغَبًا, أَكْثَر فَوْضى, ...
- Hebrew:רַעֲשָׁנִי יוֹתֵר, פָּרוּעַ, ...
- Russian:более шумный, буйный, ...
- Ukrainian:галасливіший, більш неслухняні, ...
- Hindi:अधिक शोरगुल वाला, उपद्रवी, ...
Definition of rowdy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorperson who behaves in a noisy and disorderly way
- The rowdy at the bar was shouting and throwing glasses..
2.
cruel personDated US cruel and brutal fellowDated US
- The rowdy bullied others without remorse.
Adjective
noisy behaviorloud, disorderly, and hard to control
- The rowdy crowd cheered loudly at the game.
Origin of rowdy
Unknown, possibly from row (noisy disturbance)
Examples of rowdy in a sentence
A rowdy was escorted out of the concert for bad behavior. The rowdy was feared by the entire neighborhood. A notorious rowdy, he was known for his cruelty. The rowdy students disrupted the assembly. A rowdy party kept the neighbors awake.
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- French:perturbateur, turbulent, ...
- German:Randalierer, rüpelhaft, ...
- Italian:teppista, chiassoso, ...
- Spanish:alborotador, alborotado, ...
- Portuguese:arruaceiro, barulhento, ...
- Chinese:闹事者, 喧闹, ...
- Japanese:乱暴者, 騒がしい, ...
- Arabic:مُشاغِب, صاخِب, ...
- Hebrew:חוּלִיגָן, פָּרוּעַ, ...
- Russian:хулиган, буйный, ...
- Ukrainian:галасливий, буйний, ...
- Hindi:गुंडा, उपद्रवी, ...
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