unruly in Irish
unruly in Irish is aimhleasta, ainrianta, amhsach — unruly means difficult to control or discipline; disorderly or badly behaved.
unruly in Irish
aimhleasta
Wild; uncontrolled.
ainrianta
Wild; uncontrolled.
amhsach
Wild; uncontrolled.
dochoiscthe
Wild; uncontrolled.
doriartha
Wild; uncontrolled.
dosmachtaithe
Wild; uncontrolled.
What does "unruly" mean?
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adj Difficult to control or discipline; disorderly or badly behaved.
"The teacher struggled to calm the unruly classroom."
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unruly in a sentence
- The teacher struggled to calm the unruly classroom.
- Airline staff removed the unruly passenger from the flight.
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What is "unruly" in Irish?
"unruly" in Irish is aimhleasta, ainrianta, amhsach. unruly means: Difficult to control or discipline; disorderly or badly behaved.
How do you use "unruly" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher struggled to calm the unruly classroom." In Irish, "unruly" is aimhleasta, ainrianta, amhsach.
Are there other ways to say "unruly" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "unruly": aimhleasta, ainrianta, amhsach, dochoiscthe, doriartha, dosmachtaithe.
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