riotous / ˈraɪ ə təs /

⚽高中词汇骚乱骚乱的骚动骚动的

riotous 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. characterized by or of the nature of rioting or a disturbance of the peace.
  2. inciting or taking part in a riot.
  3. given to or marked by unrestrained revelry; loose; wanton: riotous living.
  4. boisterous or uproarious: riotous laughter.
  5. hilariously funny.

riotous 近义词

adj. 形容词 adjective

chaotic, wild

更多riotous例句

  1. Before resigning, though, Sund attempted to justify his department’s failure, saying that while the USCP had “a robust plan” to deal with a planned demonstration, the day’s turn to “criminal riotous behavior” was unexpected.
  2. When they grew riotous again, Putin claimed, he himself stepped outside.
  3. His new memoir examines Joplin, demons, riotous—and romantic—antics, and all.
  4. Women worked on their front yards full of the riotous colors of wildflowers.
  5. She reveals the absurdity of notions that “the Muslim world” is a riotous, violent mess, and that “they” hate “us” for being free.
  6. Staging riotous town meetings to protest the Affordable Care Act.
  7. He contrived, it was said, to be at once as rich as Croesus and as riotous as Mark Antony.
  8. The balcony overlooked an inner court, and was hung with riotous moon-vines.
  9. Under the title of ‘Covent Garden Weeded,’ it exposes the riotous doings that prevailed in that joyous locality.
  10. These were days when the trumpets blew and the flags fluttered, days of riotous health and the joy of life.
  11. He had spent the night among the riotous spirits in the guard-house, and had evidently undergone much wear and tear.