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boisterousness

/ˈbɔɪ.stər.əs.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser barulhento, agitado e descontrolado; também se refere ao estado violento e tempestuoso, por exemplo, do mar.

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noun

/ˈbɔɪ.stər.əs.nəs/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser barulhento, agitado e descontrolado; também se refere ao estado violento e tempestuoso, por exemplo, do mar.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being noisy, lively, and unrestrained, or a turbulent and stormy condition, such as of the sea.

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  1. Stormy or turbulent stateC1formal

    A condition of the sea or weather characterized by violent, rough, and stormy activity.

    ptEstado tormentoso ou turbulento

    • The boisterousness of the ocean made sailing impossible.
    • Sailors feared the boisterousness of the northern seas.
    • The storm's boisterousness caused the waves to crash against the cliffs.

    Sinônimosagitationfuryroughnessstorminesstempestuousnessturbulenceunrestviolencewildness

    Antônimoscalmnessquietnessserenitystillnesstranquility

  2. Noisy and lively behaviorB2formal

    The quality of being loud, energetic, and unrestrained in a cheerful or exuberant manner.

    ptComportamento barulhento e animado

    • The children's boisterousness filled the playground with laughter.
    • His boisterousness at the party was contagious.
    • The crowd's boisterousness grew as the concert began.

    Sinônimosexuberancelivelinessnoisinessrowdiness

    Antônimoscalmnessquietnessserenitystillnesstranquility

Formas
  • boisterousnesses plural form
  • boisterousnesses' possessive plural form
  • boisterousness's possessive singular form
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