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obstreperous

[uhb-strep-er-uhs] / əbˈstrɛp ər əs /


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They see children as fascinating and try mightily to connect with them — even when the most obstreperous toddler throws a tantrum in their path.

From Washington Post

The elder Prescott hopes Teddy will soak up some practical business experience, but Ruthie offers his services to the Parlonis, obstreperous retirees whose personal assistants seem to come and go through a revolving door.

From Washington Post

Lifting weights is nothing compared to wrestling those obstreperous facial muscles during a meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

When she was 6, Lucy Diggs Slowe, wriggling and obstreperous, was sent home from school with a note: Her teacher was exasperated with her unruly behavior and her difficulties with the alphabet.

From New York Times

This is why, despite Trump’s urging, Republicans refused to abolish the filibuster, protecting the right of the obstreperous Democratic minority to stymie their agenda.

From Washington Post