rioting

An adjective describing something that is extremely lively, abundant, or unrestrained, often used to describe colors, emotions, or growth.

• 🇩🇪Adjektiv, das etwas beschreibt, das außerordentlich lebhaft, üppig oder ungezügelt ist; häufig verwendet für Blumen, Emotionen oder Wachstum, aber auch für Aufstände oder gewalttätige Ausschreitungen.

1. Engaging in violent public disorder B2 formal

   Participating in a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd, often involving destruction or looting.

   • The rioting crowd set fire to several cars.
   • Police were called to control the rioting protesters.
   • Rioting broke out in the city center after the announcement.

   🇩🇪Randalierend

   Synonyme: disorderlyinsurgentlawlessmutinousrebelliousriotoustumultuousturbulentunrulyviolent

   Antonyme: calmorderlypeacefulquiet

2. Extremely lively or abundant C1 informal british

   Used to describe something that is very lively, vivid, or abundant in a positive way.

   • The garden was a rioting mass of colorful flowers.
   • Her imagination was rioting with creative ideas.
   • The market was rioting with activity and noise.

   🇩🇪Üppig

   Synonyme: abundantexuberantlushluxuriantprofuseriotous

   Antonyme: calmquietrestrainedsubdued

• more rioting comparative form
• most rioting superlative form

unzählbar

A noun referring to the act or instance of participating in a violent public disturbance or disorder, often involving a group of people.

• 🇩🇪Substantiv, das die Handlung oder den Fall der Teilnahme an gewaltsamen öffentlichen Unruhen bezeichnet, oft durch eine Gruppe von Menschen.

1. Violent public disorder B2 formal

   The act of taking part in a violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd, often involving destruction and looting.

   • The city experienced widespread rioting after the controversial verdict.
   • Police were called in to control the rioting in the streets.
   • Rioting caused significant damage to local businesses.

   🇩🇪Aufruhr

   Synonyme: chaosdisorderdisturbancemayhemriotturbulenceunrestuproar

   Antonyme: calmorderpeacetranquility

2. Uncontrolled behavior C1 informal

   Behavior that is wild, uncontrolled, and often disruptive.

   • The children were rioting around the house after the party.
   • Fans were rioting in the stadium after the team's loss.
   • The office was in a state of rioting after the announcement.

   🇩🇪Ausschreitungen

   Synonyme: chaosdisorderfrenzyhavocmayhempandemoniumrampageturmoil

   Antonyme: calmcomposureorderpeacetranquility

• riotings plural form
• riotings' possessive plural form
• rioting's possessive singular form

A verb used to indicate the act of taking part in a violent public disturbance or disorderly behavior by a group of people.

• 🇩🇪Verb, das die Teilnahme an gewalttätigen öffentlichen Unruhen oder unorganisiertem Verhalten einer Menschenmenge bezeichnet.

1. Participate in a violent disturbance B2 formal

   To take part in a violent public disorder, often involving a crowd causing damage or harm.

   • The protesters began to riot after the police arrived.
   • Crowds rioted in the streets, breaking windows and overturning cars.
   • The government deployed troops to prevent people from rioting.

   🇩🇪An einem Aufruhr teilnehmen

   Synonyme: mutinyrampagerebelrevoltrise up

2. Act without restraint C1 informal

   To behave in a wild, uncontrolled, or excessive manner.

   • The children rioted through the house after their parents left.
   • Fans rioted in the stadium after their team lost the championship.
   • The party turned into a riot of noise and laughter.

   🇩🇪Randalieren

   Synonyme: carouseraise hellrampagerevelroister

   Antonyme: behaverestrain

• rioted past participle
• rioted past simple
• rioting present participle
• riots third person singular