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Meanings of anarchic in English

Without law or control.

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Usage of anarchic in English
1
It's fast, anarchic and a fine addition to a fabulously entertaining game.
The Irish Times
2
Talks about the anarchic atmosphere of Madrid in the immediate post-Franco years.
The new yorker
3
It's incoherent, it's a bit anarchic, it breaches our international legal obligations.
The Guardian
4
In fact, Mr. Lucian Gregory, the anarchic poet, connected the two events.
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
5
Both our parliament and our parties have now descended into anarchic farce.
News.com.au
6
Max and Ivan are anarchic performers, yet the show still lacks jeopardy.
The Guardian
7
The statesmanlike demeanour does not wash when City's defence is so anarchic.
The Guardian
8
It was so tender from what had been a screaming, anarchic audience.
The Guardian
9
Let's just answer the question, it's an anarchic pursuit of an ANC stalwart.
The South African
10
The anarchic nation has been without effective central rule since 1991.
Reuters
11
There was a time when an election felt like some great anarchic festival.
The Irish Times
12
His performances feel quite anarchic and unplanned, like anything could happen.
The Guardian
13
When fired by indignation, Carey's writing can exhibit almost anarchic levels of energy.
The Guardian
14
Chelsea still had hope but the match's anarchic streak ran deep.
The Guardian
15
Picture books this month range from the anarchic to the meditative.
The Guardian
16
Shouting now over the anarchic wind-theywere in a widening bay-shesaid, Mr.
Winter’s Tale
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Anarchic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common