troubler
- noun
- /ˈtraʊblər/
:
problemático
- So I do feel like I manifested myself into this rebellious kid, always looking for trouble, always trying to do things and push people's buttons.
Examples
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Ahab sees Elijah and he says, Is that you, you troubler of Israel?
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It's usually a guy who who wants to start trouble, right.
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I'm not one of these causing no trouble, you know.
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The teacher warned the students about the new student, who was known as a troubler of the class.
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The community was tired of the troubler who constantly stirred up conflict among neighbors.
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Many regarded him as a troubler because of his habit of spreading rumors and creating unrest.
Synonyms
69
4.1
A person who causes problems for other people on purpose
37
6.3
A violent or noisy person who causes trouble in public, often at sports events
16
6.5
A person who stirs up strong public feelings for political change
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8.8
A person who on purpose causes trouble or makes others do wrong
12
6.8
A person who starts trouble or urges others to act
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6.3
A person who repeatedly bothers, threatens, or scares others
3
8.6
A person or thing that keeps annoying others
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6.5
A person who interrupts a meeting or event and causes disorder
2
6.5
A person who interrupts people by making noise or causing trouble
2
6.0
A person who causes small trouble by playing tricks or starting gossip
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6.0
A person who interrupts a meeting or class and disturbs others
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7.5
A person who starts trouble on purpose to make others react
1
8.4
A person who encourages others to do wrong or cause trouble
1
7.3
A person who spreads gossip to start arguments
1
6.5
A person who annoys others by repeating small actions
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8.3
A person who causes trouble on purpose or acts dishonestly
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9.6
A person who causes trouble and is hard to deal with
A person who on purpose makes others start trouble or fight
A person who causes political trouble by encouraging others to act against the government
A person who says things that make people angry or start fights
A person who causes anger or arguments between people
A person who acts violently or causes trouble in public
A person who annoys others by asking too many questions or interrupting them
A person who causes stress or arguments in a group
A person who causes trouble on purpose to upset others
A person who makes small problems into big arguments
Antonyms
How Troublesome
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Troubler comes from the word trouble, which itself goes back to an old Latin word turbare meaning 'to disturb' or 'mix up'. So a troubler is someone who 'disturbs' others or causes problems.