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lawless

/ˈlɔː.ləs/

الترجمة: يصف مكانًا أو وضعًا لا تُحترم فيه القوانين أو لا تُطبَّق؛ أي بلا نظام أو سلطة أو ضبط.

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adjective

/ˈlɔː.ləs/B2formalpolitical
  • arيصف مكانًا أو وضعًا لا تُحترم فيه القوانين أو لا تُطبَّق؛ أي بلا نظام أو سلطة أو ضبط.

Describes a place or situation where laws are not obeyed or enforced; without order or control.

  1. Without law or controlB2formal

    Characterized by a lack of laws or established rules, often leading to chaos.

    arخارج عن القانون

    • The region became lawless after the government collapsed.
    • Lawless territories are often dangerous for travelers.
    • The frontier was a lawless place in the 19th century.

    المرادفاتanarchicchaoticdisorderlyriotousuncontrolledungovernedunrulywild

    الأضدادcivilizedcontrolledgovernedlawfullegalorderlyregulated

  2. Lax in enforcing lawsC1formal

    Describes a place or situation where laws are not properly enforced.

    arمتساهل في تطبيق القانون

    • The city was criticized for its lawless approach to traffic violations.
    • A lawless administration can lead to widespread corruption.
    • The police were accused of being lawless in their duties.

    المرادفاتanarchicungovernedunregulatedwild

  3. Disobedient to or defiant of lawB2formal

    Describes a person or group that refuses to obey the law.

    arخارج عن القانون

    • The lawless mob ignored the court's orders.
    • He was known as a lawless outlaw who robbed travelers.
    • Lawless behavior will not be tolerated in this community.

    المرادفاتanarchiccriminaldefiantdisorderlyinsubordinaterebelliousunruly

    الأضدادdisciplinedlaw-abidinglawfulobedientorderly

الصيغ
  • more lawless comparative form
  • most lawless superlative form
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