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Meanings of rambunctious in English
Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline.
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Examples for "boisterous"
Examples for "boisterous"
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When the two left New Orleans, Marcus's boisterous family was significantly smaller.
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The voices in the adjoining room were becoming louder and more boisterous.
3
For the day remained gray and boisterous until late in the afternoon.
4
For some it was a boisterous romp, for others a joyless reality.
5
Even the most boisterous young bucks generally gave Butler a wide berth.
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That governance sometimes means bringing order to unruly elements in said Association.
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Dilapidated and squalid, the unruly settlements have few health and social services.
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However, one of the unruly protesters has now been brought to book.
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The boys had never been so unruly; the girls never so inattentive.
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A transatlantic flight made an emergency landing today after an unruly and
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Diana and Charles became alarmed that the rumbustious William needed more discipline.
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His rumbustious intensity embodies the spirit of his new manager on the pitch.
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Instead of the rumbustious scenes traditional on budget day, an air of resignation permeated the House.
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Now, in the wake of Saturday's rumbustious display at the Reebok, he appears spoiled for choice.
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The rumbustious ogre has a hitherto undescribed, but quite imaginable, gap-toothed, beetle-browed ogress of a wife.
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The robustious voice of Captain Le Mesurier sounded from the hall.
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From Dick you could expect nothing but health and cleanliness and robustious conventionality.
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But I see, ma'am, that you have got quite a robustious prejudice against Cayenne.
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Now Lynch swore robustious oaths in a hearty voice.
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He might come back to us a robustious, periwig-pated fellow, the delight and wonder of the galleries.
Usage of rambunctious in English
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Never had I seen the merry and rambunctious North people so subdued.
2
It was kept spotless for company, not for use by rambunctious boys.
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He is fluent in spanish and a father of very rambunctious twins.
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The bars are more rambunctious than usual, jammed with disappointed Cubs fans.
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Think of it as the refined bigger brother to the rambunctious Elise.
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He'd been every bit as rambunctious as Ricky at his age.
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But Keith rode BMX bikes and grew up in a pretty rambunctious family.
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But this rambunctious, rollicking affair sends its creator off with full military honours.
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Wraiths now have a rambunctious vitality and self-assurance that are astonishing.
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The men and women who defined climbing as rambunctious and harrowing.
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It isn't taking any chances with a man who might get morally rambunctious.
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In the animation, a mother takes her rambunctious eight-year-old son on a visit.
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Olivier's rambunctious, hard-hitting approach is perfectly suited to Highveld conditions.
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Taiwan's rambunctious democracy has long been deeply polarized and partisan.
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The group left behind included Bruno, Terrace's warm-up chimp and Josh Lee's rambunctious playmate.
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Expect much in the way of innovative tune selections and rambunctious, high octane performances.
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