untowardly (Meaning)
untowardly (a.)
Perverse; froward; untoward.
Synonyms & Antonyms of untowardly
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Synonyms:
- dogged
- insurgent
- wayward
- insubordinate
- naughty
- intractable
- refractory
- incompliant
- unrelenting
- dissident
- wilful
- resistant
- contumacious
- ungovernable
- rigid
- willful
- wild
- rude
- bad
- restive
- balky
- uncontrollable
- mischievous
- obstreperous
- froward
- unruly
- recusant
- stubborn
- recalcitrant
- adamant
- disobedient
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Synonyms:
- mutinous
- fractious
- uncompromising
- impertinent
- monkeying
- immovable
- unmanageable
- inconsiderate
- disorderly
- ornery
- misbehaving
- nonconformist
- unyielding
- hardheaded
- ill-natured
- headstrong
- pigheaded
- implacable
- insolent
- impudent
- obstinate
- peevish
- wrongheaded
- discourteous
- uncooperative
- uncivil
- unbending
- undisciplined
- impolite
- disrespectful
- negativistic
- obdurate
- errant
- perverse
- opinionated
- noncooperative
- inflexible
- ill-mannered
- ungracious
- self-willed
- unmannerly
- adamantine
- uncouth
- pertinacious
- mulish
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untowardly Sentence Examples
- The untowardly loud music reverberated through the quiet neighborhood, disrupting the tranquility.
- The unexpected and untowardly behavior of the guest shocked the host and embarrassed the entire party.
- An untowardly accident occurred on the busy highway, causing a traffic gridlock.
- The company faced untowardly financial losses due to the market downturn.
- The patient developed untowardly side effects from the new medication, necessitating a reassessment of the treatment plan.
- The politician's untowardly handling of the scandal damaged their reputation beyond repair.
- The scientist's untowardly experimentation with dangerous materials raised ethical concerns.
- The student's untowardly behavior in class resulted in a suspension from school.
- The untowardly weather conditions forced the climbers to abandon their ascent.
- The athlete's untowardly performance in the competition was a major disappointment to both themselves and their team.
FAQs About the word untowardly
Perverse; froward; untoward.
contrary, defiant,rebellious, rebel, dogged, insurgent, wayward, insubordinate, naughty, intractable
behaved, compliant,amenable, cooperative, docile, submissive, obedient, cooperative, amiable, submissive
The untowardly loud music reverberated through the quiet neighborhood, disrupting the tranquility.
The unexpected and untowardly behavior of the guest shocked the host and embarrassed the entire party.
An untowardly accident occurred on the busy highway, causing a traffic gridlock.
The company faced untowardly financial losses due to the market downturn.
