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obstreperously

/uhb-strep-er-uhs/US // əbˈstrɛp ər əs //UK // (əbˈstrɛpərəs) //

顽固地,执意,执意如此,执意要

Related Words

boisterous闹哄哄的,沸腾的,闹哄哄,喧闹的clamorous闹哄哄的,嘈杂的声音,喧闹的,吵闹的disorderly紊乱的,紊乱,无序的,无序loud大声,大声的,大声说,大声音piercing穿刺,穿孔,刺穿,穿透性rambunctious肆意妄为,狂热的,狂热的人,奔放的riotous骚乱,骚乱的,骚动,骚动的rowdy痞子,吵闹的,烂漫的,烂漫unmanageable不可收拾,不可收拾的,不可理喻,难以应付unruly任性的,不羁的,任性,不羁uproarious哄堂大笑,闹哄哄的,闹哄哄,哄堂大笑的vociferous滔滔不绝,声势浩大,响亮的,滔滔不绝的wild野生,野性,野外,野生的booming蓬勃发展,蓬勃发展的,轰轰烈烈,轰隆隆blusterous虚张声势,虚张声势的,虚张声势的人,唬人的out of hand不可收拾,不可收拾的,一发不可收拾,不可理喻screaming尖叫声,尖叫,尖叫的,尖叫声中strepitous细菌性的,细菌性疾病,细菌性,细菌性感染

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : resisting control or restraint in a difficult manner; unruly.
    • : noisy, clamorous, or boisterous: obstreperous children.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inloudly
Synonyms
aloud大声说,高声说,大声地说,大声说出来emphatically大力强调,强调地,着重地,着重强调noisily吵吵嚷嚷,吵吵嚷嚷地,吵吵闹闹,嘈杂地powerfully有力地,强有力地,强大的,强有力vehemently猛烈地,坚定不移地,坚定地,坚决地vociferously猛烈抨击,慷慨激昂,滔滔不绝,猛烈地articulately铿锵有力地,口齿清楚地,口齿清晰地,铿锵有力blatantly公然地,公然,公然的,明目张胆地boorishly粗鲁地,粗暴地,粗野地,粗鲁地说cheaply便宜,便宜地,很便宜,便宜的conspicuously显而易见地,显而易见的是,显而易见的,显而易见crashingly崩溃地,崩溃式的,崩溃式地,崩溃的是deafeningly震耳欲聋的,震耳欲聋地,震耳欲聋,振聋发聩的ear-splittinglyfully充分,充分地,充分的garishly五颜六色地,五颜六色的,五颜六色,花花绿绿地gaudily高高兴兴地,艳丽地,高调地,高高在上地obtrusively触目惊心地,碍眼的,触目惊心,碍手碍脚地ostentatiously炫耀性地,炫耀性的,炫耀地,浮夸地piercingly刺眼地,刺耳地,刺眼的,刺耳的声音resonantly共鸣,共鸣地,共振,嘹亮地resounding铿锵有力,铿锵有力的,响亮的,铿锵有力的声音ringingly响亮地,铃声响起,铃声,铃兰rudely无礼地,粗鲁地,粗暴地,无礼showily秀丽地,艳丽地,炫耀地,艳丽shrilly嘶嘶声,瑟瑟发抖,叽叽喳喳,瑟瑟发抖的tastelessly无味地,无味的,无味,味同嚼蜡tawdrily仔细地,仔细观察,仔细阅读,仔细地看theatrically戏剧性地,戏剧性的,戏剧上,戏剧性thunderingly雷鸣般地响起,雷鸣般地,咆哮着,雷鸣般地响uproariously高兴地,高声欢呼,高兴洋洋,高兴地说着vulgarly粗俗地,粗俗地讲,粗俗地说是,俗气地

Examples

  • Yeah, they may have been extreme or obstreperous or this or that, but they were good.

  • Lots of things got in the way of that, notably the lousy economy, and secondly the obstreperous Republicans.

  • In time the obstreperous Texicans developed revolutionary ideas.

  • Even the messiest, most obstreperous books are reduced to a litany of bullet points, or a single bullet point.

  • He liked to drink, colleagues say, and would occasionally get obstreperous.

  • Their obstreperous loyalty might seem inconsistent with this unideal character, but it is only seeming.

  • Captain Downs kicked at this obstreperous sailor, and at the same time fanned a blow at his head with open palm.

  • The chances that he would become obstreperous and provoke a general row or not were about even.

  • Mrs. Caukins started up stairs whence came sounds of an obstreperous bootjack.

  • A new set of stratagems was vainly tried to quiet my obstreperous inviter; and then mamma, as usual, gave up the point.

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