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Meaning of immorigerous
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immorigerous (a.)
Rude; uncivil; disobedient.
immorigerous Sentence Examples
- The immorigerous child defied all parental authority, flaunting rules with reckless abandon.
- The rebellious teenagers were immorigerous, refusing to conform to societal norms or obey any semblance of discipline.
- The prisoner's immorigerous behavior resulted in numerous disciplinary infractions within the penitentiary.
- The employee was deemed immorigerous due to their persistent insubordination and refusal to follow instructions.
- The politician's immorigerous actions eroded public trust and led to widespread condemnation.
- The teacher found it challenging to teach the immorigerous students, who constantly disrupted class and refused to engage in meaningful learning.
- The immorigerous athlete flaunted their rule-breaking behavior, as if they were above the regulations that governed their sport.
- The immorigerous patient refused to cooperate with their medical treatment, hindering their own recovery.
- The immorigerous citizen repeatedly violated local ordinances, ignoring warnings and fines from law enforcement.
- The entire team suffered due to the immorigerous behavior of one player who refused to play by the rules.
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Rude; uncivil; disobedient.
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The immorigerous child defied all parental authority, flaunting rules with reckless abandon.
The rebellious teenagers were immorigerous, refusing to conform to societal norms or obey any semblance of discipline.
The prisoner's immorigerous behavior resulted in numerous disciplinary infractions within the penitentiary.
The employee was deemed immorigerous due to their persistent insubordination and refusal to follow instructions.
