lawless in Polish
lawless in Polish is bezprawny — lawless means having no laws or effective government controlling it.
lawless in Polish
bezprawny
What does "lawless" mean?
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adj Having no laws or effective government controlling it.
"The frontier town was virtually lawless in its early years."
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adj Ignoring or violating the law; unruly and out of control.
"The mob's lawless behaviour left several shops wrecked."
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lawless in a sentence
- The frontier town was virtually lawless in its early years.
- Parts of the region became lawless during the civil war.
- The mob's lawless behaviour left several shops wrecked.
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What is "lawless" in Polish?
"lawless" in Polish is bezprawny. lawless means: Having no laws or effective government controlling it.
How do you use "lawless" in a sentence?
Example: "The frontier town was virtually lawless in its early years." In Polish, "lawless" is bezprawny.
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