anarchic

IPA: ænˈɑrkɪk

Relating to, supporting, or likely to cause anarchy.
Chaotic, without law or order.
(somewhat pejorative) Free-spirited; not bound by the rigors or expectations of society.

Examples of "anarchic" in Sentences

In the 1990s, so-called anarchic logging was the problem.
4 = The fight to extend democracy to peoples remaining under tyranny or in anarchic failed states
East, perhaps from the core hidden in anarchic theories of the resolution of good and evil in a higher unity.
He said the situation at schools could be described as anarchic with pupils arriving throughout the course of the morning.
This condition is known as anarchic hand: people experience a conflict between their declared will and the action of one of their hands.
The organization of an army of workers and peasants also seemed very difficult to a people who had been called anarchic and without sense of order by their detractors.
Police intervened Tuesday at the Buduburam camp, near Accra, because of what Nana Obiri Boahene, a minister of state at the interior ministry, described as anarchic conditions.
She was referring to the anarchic Horn of Africa country where the U.N. says 250,000 still live in famine conditions due to drought and conflict and a total of 4 million need aid.
A film based on his autobiography, Hooleygan: Music, Mayhem, Good Vibrations - described as "anarchic, dishevelled and hugely entertaining" - is scheduled to begin production later this year.