boistous Antonyms
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Meaning of boistous
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boistous (a.)
Rough or rude; coarse; strong; violent; boisterous; noisy.
boistous Sentence Examples
- The children were particularly boisterous at the birthday party, running around and laughing loudly.
- Despite the solemn occasion, the funeral reception turned unexpectedly boisterous as old friends reunited.
- The boisterous cheers of the fans filled the stadium as their team scored a winning goal.
- The streets of the town were alive with boisterous celebrations during the annual festival.
- After a few drinks, his normally reserved demeanor gave way to a more boisterous personality.
- The boisterous behavior of the guests at the wedding reception made it a night to remember.
- The group of friends became increasingly boisterous as they shared stories and jokes around the campfire.
- The teacher struggled to maintain order in the classroom amidst the boisterous chatter of the students.
- Despite their small size, the puppies were incredibly boisterous, bounding around the room with boundless energy.
- The boisterous applause from the audience signaled their appreciation for the talented performers on stage.
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Rough or rude; coarse; strong; violent; boisterous; noisy.
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The children were particularly boisterous at the birthday party, running around and laughing loudly.
Despite the solemn occasion, the funeral reception turned unexpectedly boisterous as old friends reunited.
The boisterous cheers of the fans filled the stadium as their team scored a winning goal.
The streets of the town were alive with boisterous celebrations during the annual festival.
