anarchic — Characterized by a lack of order, structure, or control; chaotic and lawless.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Characterized by a lack of order, structure, or control; chaotic and lawless.
Pronunciation (IPA): /əˈnɑrkɪk/
Korean meaning: 무정부상태의, 무질서한
Korean pronunciation: 어-나-킥 (강세: 나)
Example Sentences
- My teenager's room is completely anarchic - clothes everywhere and no system whatsoever.
- The anarchic traffic in the city center makes driving a nightmare.
- During the food fight, the cafeteria became an anarchic battlefield of flying mashed potatoes.
anarchic
ADJECTIVE//əˈnɑrkɪk//
Characterized by a lack of order, structure, or control; chaotic and lawless.
Characterized by a lack of order, structure, or control; chaotic and lawless.
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Anarchic art destroys the hierarchic atmosphere!
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Origin
From Ancient Greek 'anarkhos' meaning 'without a ruler.' The word entered English through French in the 17th century to describe states of lawlessness or chaos.
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“My teenager's room is completely anarchic - clothes everywhere and no system whatsoever.”
“The anarchic traffic in the city center makes driving a nightmare.”
“During the food fight, the cafeteria became an anarchic battlefield of flying mashed potatoes.”
“The anarchic nature of the internet allows both freedom and chaos.”
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