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Meanings of violent disorder in English

Portuguese
turbulência

Violently angry and destructive behavior.

turbulência
Usage of violent disorder in English
1
The ferment was showing itself in acts of open and violent disorder.
In the Days of Poor Richard
2
Something in the world-machinery had surely broken loose and caused violent disorder.
A Prisoner in Fairyland (The Book That 'Uncle Paul' Wrote)
3
He was also acquitted of assaulting Mr Doherty and of violent disorder.
The Irish Times
4
The fourth and fifth young men are guilty of violent disorder.
The Irish Times
5
An Algerian, Ahmed Aliaine, admitted violent disorder and received 18 months.
The Guardian
6
It was not long before they broke, out in the most violent disorder.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. I., Part E. / From...
7
He was also unanimously found guilty of violent disorder on the same date.
The Irish Times
8
They also deny committing a violent disorder on the same date.
The Irish Times
9
He is also charged with violent disorder on the same occasion.
The Irish Times
10
A third man, William St Leger, pleaded guilty to violent disorder.
The Irish Times
11
Seven of the accused pleaded not guilty to charges of violent disorder and endangerment.
The Irish Times
12
He also received a concurrent two-year term for violent disorder.
The Irish Times
13
He has served a sentence for violent disorder, the validity of which he accepts.
The Irish Times
14
Yesterday the jury acquitted him of violent disorder as well.
The Irish Times
15
They are being questioned over alleged violent disorder on Molesworth Street on September 18th.
The Irish Times
16
Four years later, four young men were tried for his manslaughter and for violent disorder.
The Irish Times
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