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hooliganism

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Noun — Violent, destructive, or rowdy behaviour typical of hooligans.

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Etymology

Formed from hooligan plus the suffix -ism.

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What does “hooliganism” mean?

The word “hooliganism” means violent, destructive, or rowdy behaviour typical of hooligans. In plain terms, rowdy, destructive group behaviour, especially linked to sports crowds.

How do you pronounce “hooliganism”?

“Hooliganism” is pronounced HOO-lih-guhn-ihz-uhm (/ˈhu.lɪ.ɡən.ɪz.əm/ in IPA).

How do you use “hooliganism” in a sentence?

Here is “hooliganism” used in a sentence: “The match was suspended due to acts of hooliganism in the stands.”

What part of speech is “hooliganism”?

“Hooliganism” is a noun.

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