roytish Antonyms
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Meaning of roytish
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roytish (a.)
Wild; irregular.
roytish Sentence Examples
- The crowd's roytish behavior forced the police to intervene.
- The children's roytish laughter filled the room with merriment.
- The politician's roytish promises enticed voters to support his campaign.
- The storm caused roytish waves that crashed against the shore.
- The roytish antics of the clown entertained the audience.
- The artist's roytish strokes conveyed the intensity of his emotions.
- The roytish fashion trends of the season were impossible to ignore.
- The roytish chatter of the guests made it difficult to concentrate.
- The roytish atmosphere of the party created a sense of excitement.
- The roytish behavior of the unruly mob resulted in chaos and destruction.
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Wild; irregular.
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The crowd's roytish behavior forced the police to intervene.
The children's roytish laughter filled the room with merriment.
The politician's roytish promises enticed voters to support his campaign.
The storm caused roytish waves that crashed against the shore.
