English to Samoan Meaning of obstreperous - obstreperous

Obstreperous :

obstreperous

adjective

ofu-ma-popi, mataʻutia, tafiti, aʻasa, tausisi, mataofiofia, mālosi, ita tele, atuatuvale, faigata, veuveua, pau, matapogi, lē māfaufau, lē pūlea, osovale, faalogogata, faʻalogogatā, fenumiaʻi, maumaututu, fītā, lotomalō, pisa, faatupu faalavelave

Obstreperous :: obstreperousObstreperously :: obstreperouslyObstreperousness :: obstreperousness

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Definitions of obstreperous in English

Adjective(1) noisily and stubbornly defiant(2) boisterously and noisily aggressive

Examples of obstreperous in English

(1) His clothes are shabby, his shoes worn, but he is always ready to intervene if some of the young men become a bit obstreperous .(2) And they'll indicate whether a patient was noisy and needed medication or if they were obstreperous and perhaps needed to be placed in a straight jacket or tied to the bed.(3) Anyway, I'm feeling obstreperous , so what exactly should the US do in the conduct of future war?(4) Most of the young people he'd come into contact with thought any music which wasn't loud and obstreperous was a waste of ears.(5) Also at the home is an obstreperous new resident named Patrick, an ex-alcoholic who develops a close relationship with Clara, believing her to be a lost love from the Second World War.(6) Already he could hear the growing clamor of his three obstreperous children.(7) They are now more likely to call a product obstreperous than blame themselves for their ineptitude.(8) At 178 pounds was the one and only Cassius Clay, who was cantankerous, garrulous and obstreperous .(9) Your confirmation may therefore be vetoed by an obstreperous minority that needs no other reason besides, of course, the fact that you are ├ö├ç├┐extreme.├ö├ç├û(10) The crowd seated in the bleachers - it was a full house - was incessantly loud and obstreperous .(11) ├ö├ç├┐He didn't exactly embrace the editing process,├ö├ç├û my editor said, hinting, albeit understatedly, at the reporter's obstreperous personality.(12) Most male penguins are known for being obstreperous , territorial squawkers.(13) It is all the more unhappy because we see what gentleness, what tact and professionalism he has to bring to the job of minicab driving: dealing with all sorts of obstreperous and difficult customers.(14) In my experience, Lefschetz was both obstreperous and enthusiastic - about research in mathematics.(15) He sticks to his mission, getting the obstreperous children into school and helping them become learners.(16) The guard was armed with a long spear and a knife, the goat with only his tiny sharp teeth and his severely obstreperous attitude.

(1) obstinate person ::

tagata obstinate

Synonyms

Adjective

1. unruly ::

veuveua

2. unmanageable ::

unmanageable

3. disorderly ::

Pulea

4. undisciplined ::

undisciplined

5. uncontrollable ::

lē pūlea

6. rowdy ::

ulavavale

8. truculent ::

truculent

9. difficult ::

faigatā

10. refractory ::

refractory

11. rebellious ::

agaaga

12. mutinous ::

mutinous

13. riotous ::

faasoesā

14. out of control ::

mai o le pulea

15. wild ::

āivao

16. turbulent ::

fenumiaʻi

17. uproarious ::

uproarious

18. boisterous ::

tetele

19. noisy ::

pisa

20. loud ::

leotele

21. clamorous ::

clamorous

22. raucous ::

lelei ma le mataga

23. vociferous ::

vociferous

24. rambunctious ::

rambunctious

Antonyms

1. amenable ::

tosina

2. compliant ::

tausisia

3. docile ::

docile

4. obedient ::

usitaʻi

5. submissive ::

usitaʻi

6. tractable ::

tractable

Different Forms

obstreperous, obstreperously, obstreperousness

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