rompish Antonyms
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Meaning of rompish
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rompish (a.)
Given to rude play; inclined to romp.
rompish Sentence Examples
- The children embarked on a rompish adventure in the park, chasing each other and laughing with abandon.
- The kittens engaged in a rompish chase around the living room, their antics bringing joy to the household.
- The group of friends enjoyed a rompish outing to the beach, splashing in the waves and building sandcastles.
- The puppy's rompish playfulness filled the home with cheerful chaos.
- The rompish spirit of the partygoers led to a night of dancing and merrymaking.
- The students gathered in the quad for a rompish game of frisbee, tossing the disc with vigor and glee.
- The siblings' rivalry took a playful turn, resulting in a rompish pillow fight.
- The rompish nature of the music inspired the dancers to move with uninhibited joy.
- The children's laughter echoed through the forest as they engaged in a rompish game of hide-and-seek.
- The playful banter and lighthearted teasing between the friends created a rompish atmosphere during their dinner gathering.
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Given to rude play; inclined to romp.
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The children embarked on a rompish adventure in the park, chasing each other and laughing with abandon.
The kittens engaged in a rompish chase around the living room, their antics bringing joy to the household.
The group of friends enjoyed a rompish outing to the beach, splashing in the waves and building sandcastles.
The puppy's rompish playfulness filled the home with cheerful chaos.
