un·ru·ly <-ier, -iest [or more unruly, most unruly]> [ʌnˈru:li] ПРИЛ.
1. unruly (disorderly):
- unruly
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- unruly crowd
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2. unruly:
- unruly children
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- unruly hair
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He caught the unruly spectator, removed one of his shoes and, while holding the heel end, hit him hard once with the sole side.
en.wikipedia.org He started as a race horse, but never managed good results because he was too nervy and unruly.
en.wikipedia.org This practice was often used in taming unruly horses.
en.wikipedia.org An unruly gang of rustically dressed characters, wearing masks or facial disguise, rushes into the dancing area in pairs, with loud cries.
en.wikipedia.org In 1808, he lost his assignment, and formed a band of outlaws with gamblers and unruly "gokenin", engaging in extortion and other activities.
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