rowdyism
- noun
- /ˈraʊdiˌɪzəm/
:
desorden
- The teacher had no tolerance for rowdyism in the classroom.
Examples
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There have been increased efforts to reduce rowdyism during public celebrations.
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The match was marred by rowdyism among some of the fans.
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The party was filled with rowdyism that made it hard to enjoy.
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His rowdyism at the game annoyed many fans.
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The party got out of control due to the rowdyism of the guests, causing the neighbors to complain.
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During the concert, rowdyism among the crowd resulted in several fights breaking out.
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The coach warned his players that rowdyism on the field would not be tolerated during the game.
Synonyms
16
5.0
Behavior that disturbs people in public and may be illegal
3
7.2
Violent, noisy, or damaging actions by groups, often at sports events
2
3.9
Noisy or violent behavior that shows little control
2
8.4
Noisy, wild actions that cause trouble or excitement
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4.5
Noisy, rough behavior that causes trouble
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3.7
Actions in public that disturb other people or cause trouble
1
7.5
Loud, rough, and noisy behavior that disturbs others
Noisy actions by people who do not follow rules or order
Antonyms
How Rowdy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rowdyism comes from rowdy, a word for rough, noisy people, and the ending -ism, which means 'a type of behavior'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a loud row (a 'argument') where people shout and act badly, so rowdyism means rude, noisy, or disorderly behavior.