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Meanings of disruptive in anglès
Characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination.
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Examples for "troubled"
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The source said: She was deeply troubled by the situation with Fadi.
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However, of course, what troubled us most was the military campaign itself.
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Britain's main problem is that it's doing best in a troubled continent.
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Button's car required a power unit change following a troubled afternoon session.
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The troubled banks' Cypriot deposits equal 26 billion euros, according to Nomura.
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Others, however, feel turbulent equity markets are ripe for a buying spree.
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The election and its turbulent aftermath plunged Iran into deep internal crisis.
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Investors are facing turbulent times as the global market returns to volatility.
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In a turbulent market, finding that kind of money won't be easy.
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It comes at the end of a turbulent week in Italian politics.
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Of course each country has its history lessons and a tumultuous past.
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University life in the Middle Ages was in general tumultuous and agitated.
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The Lorenzin law, drafted by the previous government, had a tumultuous birth.
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In Ireland's tumultuous history of religion, the events of 1641 figure prominently.
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His appointment follows several other Pentagon leadership changes during Trump's tumultuous presidency.
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Chagatai was at the centre of a riotous group of young warriors.
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This time the colonies avoided the error of disorderly or riotous opposition.
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The meal goes on in the same riotous style as described before.
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We can confirm that action was taken to disperse the riotous crowd.
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Her riotous cackle unnerved Kyle far more than he thought it should.
Usage of disruptive in anglès
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I said nothing, thinking about the disruptive effects of alcohol on sleep.
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What will happen if a hugely disruptive economic storm becomes a reality?
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So it was a very disruptive time for the industry, he said.
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Food price volatility is disruptive to farmers because they cannot plan appropriately.
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It is a disruptive technology which can help facilitate digital transformation change.
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Art and design students find this time of the year very disruptive.
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This could be the most disruptive product we have seen in years.
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Yet other UK leaders fear the impact a disruptive Brexit could have.
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But the vote was hardly a clarion call for further disruptive action.
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However, another said they found the whispering a little bit more disruptive.
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Follow us for disruptive tech news: Sam Gustin and Epicenter on Twitter.
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I always had a rebellious nature and was quite disruptive in class.
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Follow us for disruptive tech news: Ryan Singel and Epicenter on Twitter.
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