"Rowdily" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Rowdily" Meaning

(loudly) in a noisy, boisterous manner.

"Rowdily" Examples

5 Examples of "rowdily" usage:


1. Verb usage

The convention attendees surged forward to the stage rowdily, eager for the keynote speaker's presentation.

2. Adverb usage

The kids came rowdily home from the movie theater, singing and dancing in the street.

3. Adjective usage

The rowdily screaming crowd at the football stadium was intense and intimidating.

4. Adverb usage

The protesters came out rowdily to demonstrate against the new laws that they considered unjust.

5. Verb usage

The investigating journalists dug through the files rowdily, looking for any evidence of the conspiracy.

"Rowdily" Similar Words

Row

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A long, straight series of objects or people standing side by side.<br><br>Example: "The row of houses stretched along the beach."<br><br>A line of squares or rectangles, especially one that is used in a game.<br><br>Example: "It's your turn in this row."<br><br>A quarrel or dispute, especially a public one.<br><br>Example: "There was a row at the meeting."<br><br>To arrange in a line or rows.<br><br>Example: "Please row your chairs neatly."

Rowan

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Rowanberry

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Rowboat

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Rowboats

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Rowdier

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Noisy, boisterous, or rougher<br><br>Example: The crowdier game brought together a rowdier crowd of fans.

Rowdies

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Rowdiest

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Rowdiness

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Rowdy

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Rowdyism

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Rowdyism refers to behavior that is boisterous, noisy, and unruly, often in a way that is disruptive or riotous. It can involve violent or aggressive actions, or simply behaving in a disorderly and unkempt manner.<br><br>Example: The rowdyism at the sports stadium was getting out of hand before the game even started.<br><br>Synonyms: riot, tumult, uproar, chaos, disorder, turbulence, turbulence.

Rowed

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Rowel

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Roweled

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Burrrowed into impassively roweled. Like something centuries old.

Rowen

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Rowena

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