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once-unruly

 

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Once-Unruly

Definition:

(adjective) - Previously disorderly or wild, but now well-behaved or orderly.

Senses:

  • (adjective) - Referring to something or someone that was previously uncontrollable or rowdy but has now become disciplined or calm.
  • (adverb) - Referring to an action that occurred once and was disorderly or wild, but is no longer.

Usage:

1. The once-unruly child has transformed into a polite and respectful teenager.

2. The football stadium, which was once-unruly, thanks to the new security measures, has become a safe and controlled environment for all spectators.

3. She once-unruly danced all night at the party.

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