Tranquil is the opposite of rowdy; similarly, examine is the opposite of ignore.
Yes, two examples Can a sentence have the word rowdy? The neighbours were rowdy last night.
Rowdy is stressed on the first syllable. (rou-dee)
The rowdy group of fans cheered loudly during the game, causing a disturbance for other spectators.
An adjective. He is a rowdy boy. It can also be a noun but it is not used as a noun very often.
Yes. Examine this sentence to find the verb.
Rowdy Rowdy was created in 1999.
Yes it is. Tranquil is a word used to describe the aura of a place. For example, "This rainforest is very tranquil." In this sentence adjective, tranquil, is describing the noun, rainforest.
No, rowdy is an adjective.
Tranquil is an adjective.
The glen was so tranquil that I actually heard the spider's footfalls as it approached. Now that the kids have gone to bed, it will be tranquil again in the house. The church was so tranquil.
I just need a tranquil moment to marshall my reserves. The oasis seemed tranquil enough. The glen was a very tranquil spot for our picnic.
Rowdy means rough and disorderly. The rowdy group at the meeting disrupted the proceedings.
A Tranquil Star was created in 2007.
Rowdy means rough, acting up. Here are some sentences.His rowdy behavior got him into trouble.The crowd got rowdy when their team lost the game.She can be rowdy if she loses her temper.
Rowdy means boisterous. The rowdy cowboys shot their pistols into the air. A rowdy crowd gathered outside the sold-out concert.
The countryside appears to be very tranquil.I love to sit by the tranquil sea.
sometimes kids can be rowdy