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Meanings of riotous in inglês
Unrestrained by convention or morality.
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Examples for "fast"
Examples for "fast"
1
A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
2
For particularly serious crimes, including alleged terrorism, the process can be fast-tracked.
3
At times of great stress, comfort food and fast food are best.
4
They bring construction work and good jobs in the fast-growing tech industry.
5
Our health, our economy, our income, even cooked food and fast food.
1
The forestry ministry estimates there are 35 million hectares of degraded land.
2
After Zhu, inequality thrived, the environment was degraded and political reform stagnated.
3
In the northern Netherlands, the degraded condition of the mass continued longest.
4
The feeling grew in Rose that the Countess lowered and degraded her.
5
At the same time they were in many respects the most degraded.
1
After the first few weeks, her sense of being in danger dissipated.
2
All the steam energy is dissipated mechanically, or used directly as heat.
3
The exclamation in its absolute sincerity dissipated every trace of his apprehension.
4
The reforming thrust of the early years dissipated into a disappointing timidity.
5
However, in this soft soil, the impact of missiles was usually dissipated.
1
We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
2
In a short time, I'm going to degenerate into a bestial state.
3
But if the situation continues to degenerate, that insulation might wear thin.
4
He would not be the dupe of such degenerate fables; God forbid.
5
They were alone; just they two, the degenerate ruffian and his victim.
1
Ninety minutes for the paymaster to give the profligate state a drubbing.
2
They kept their promise, and discovered him in the most profligate society.
3
Yet, though profligate in one respect, he was temperate in every other.
4
If we choose the branch that continues our profligate habits, we will.
5
A lady has two sisters of the most profligate and unprincipled character.
1
He was brave and crafty, keen in statesmanship, and dissolute in pleasure.
2
Anjou is, from all accounts, reckless and dissolute; and Alencon is sickly.
3
Lucretia had passed her life in a refined, but rather dissolute society.
4
A brilliant but dissolute duchess taunted him when the news became known.
5
Several of them fell into idle and dissolute habits, and became vagabonds.
1
Seventy-two years a king; thirty years a libertine; twenty years a repentant.
2
The beautiful Berenice definitely bound with fetters of iron the old libertine.
3
Zopyrus pronounced the face of Socrates to be that of a libertine.
4
The Crown Prince has been pictured as a libertine and a pillager.
5
The heart of this young libertine was already far on this road.
1
She is a former nun who was debauched long ago by Docre.
2
The men, when grown up, frequently become drunken, and the girls debauched.
3
Now tell me what you and that debauched McCarthyite have been doing?
4
Yes, jealousy, causeless jealousy, is the condition of our debauched conjugal life.
5
She met his gaze boldly, like a woman willing to be debauched.
Characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination.
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Usage of riotous in inglês
1
Chagatai was at the centre of a riotous group of young warriors.
2
This time the colonies avoided the error of disorderly or riotous opposition.
3
The meal goes on in the same riotous style as described before.
4
We can confirm that action was taken to disperse the riotous crowd.
5
Her riotous cackle unnerved Kyle far more than he thought it should.
6
The three will appear at Belfast Magistrate's Court charged with riotous behaviour.
7
The people riotous and rebellious-thearmy defeated-andthe enemy marching upon Vienna.
8
Before I could say more, riotous barking erupted from somewhere up ahead.
9
The magistrates connived at these irregular and riotous proceedings of the people.
10
Her awakening senses thrilled to the eager voice, the riotous challenging words:
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They had always been brave in dealing with riotous and violent criminals.
12
Three have appeared before Belfast Magistrates Court on charges of riotous behaviour.
13
The people were becoming so rude and riotous that I was frightened.
14
The place was riotous with voices and the musical sounds of dining.
15
He bequeathed me a large estate, which I wasted in riotous living.
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He left me a large estate, which I wasted in riotous living.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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