rowdy Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- hell-raising
- robustious
- turbulent
- knockabout
- wild
- unruly
- uninhibited
- uncontrolled
- screaming
- exuberant
- raffish
- wild-and-woolly
- carnival
- uncontrollable
- undisciplined
- riotous
- rumbustious
- roisterous
Weak:
- impassioned
- clamorous
- larrikin
- unreserved
- intractable
- vivacious
- unmanageable
- callithumpian
- howling
- stormy
- wilful
- bubbly
- rampageous
- obstreperous
- unrestrained
- carnivalesque
- strident
- tempestuous
- ruffianly
- buoyant
- sprightly
- vociferous
- effervescent
- headstrong
- yelling
- ungovernable
- recalcitrant
- openmouthed
- willful
- rackety
- high-spirited
- rowdyish
- loudmouthed
Strongest:
- controlled
- restrained
- sombre
- dignified
- sedate
- placid
- solemn
- composed
- quiet
- orderly
- sober
- sedate
- decorous
- sombre
- staid
- proper
- serene
- somber
- tranquil
- orderly
- proper
- silent
- peaceful
- serene
- composed
- sober
- staid
- placid
- decorous
- solemn
- peaceful
- quiet
- silent
- dignified
- calm
- somber
- tranquil
- calm
- controlled
- restrained
Strong:
- reasonable
- temperate
- seemly
- impassive
- constrained
- subdued
- reasonable
- moderate
- subdued
- imperturbable
- depressed
- stoical
- unruffled
- soundless
- soundless
- phlegmatic
- stolid
- constrained
- collected
- depressed
- moderate
- impassive
- noiseless
- temperate
- hushed
- noiseless
- inhibited
- imperturbable
- inhibited
- unflappable
- repressed
- phlegmatic
- hushed
- stoical
- repressed
- stoic
- collected
- seemly
- stoic
- unruffled
- unflappable
- stolid
Weak:
rowdy Meaning
rowdy (n)
a cruel and brutal fellow
rowdy (s)
disturbing the public peace; loud and rough
rowdy (n.)
One who engages in rows, or noisy quarrels; a ruffianly fellow.
rowdy Sentence Examples
- The rowdy crowd roared with laughter when the comedian stumbled on stage.
- The spectators at the sporting event erupted into a rowdy chorus of cheers.
- The police were forced to break up the rowdy gathering outside the nightclub.
- The protesters marched down the street in a rowdy demonstration.
- The students in the cafeteria were being excessively rowdy, making it difficult to study.
- The football fans became rowdy after their team scored a touchdown.
- The rowdy partygoers kept the neighbors awake all night with their loud music and laughter.
- The boisterous crowd created a rowdy atmosphere at the concert.
- The rowdy teenagers vandalized the park, spray-painting graffiti on the playground equipment.
- The rowdy behavior of the bar patrons resulted in the establishment being closed down.
FAQs About the word rowdy
a cruel and brutal fellow, disturbing the public peace; loud and roughOne who engages in rows, or noisy quarrels; a ruffianly fellow.
violent, raucous, lively, noisy, rollicking,boisterous, rambunctious, hell-raising, robustious, turbulent
controlled, restrained, sombre, dignified, sedate, placid, solemn, composed, quiet,orderly
The rowdy crowd roared with laughter when the comedian stumbled on stage.
The spectators at the sporting event erupted into a rowdy chorus of cheers.
The police were forced to break up the rowdy gathering outside the nightclub.
The protesters marched down the street in a rowdy demonstration.
