troublemaker
IPA: trˈʌbʌɫmeɪkɝ
noun
- One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.
- A complainer.
trouble maker
IPA: trˈʌbʌɫmˈeɪkɝ
noun
- Alternative spelling of troublemaker [One who causes trouble, especially one who does so deliberately.]
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Examples of "troublemaker" in Sentences
- He was labelled as a troublemaker.
- Mat is known to be a troublemaker.
- He was quiet but never a troublemaker.
- He's an enormous troublemaker for sure.
- He seems to be a bit of a troublemaker.
- I was a natural ringleader and troublemaker.
- He is something of a troublemaker and prankster.
- He is a troublemaker and a student at the university.
- First Impression: Thanos is described as a troublemaker who’s quick to anger.
- I knew that spaceman was not a troublemaker so that passes the first criteria.
- Not to be irreverent, but was that really the first time you'd been called a troublemaker?
- Other mayors pressed him to raise complaints because he was already known as a troublemaker, they said.
- McInnis, known as a troublemaker throughout his career, took on a leadership role following his arrival from Portland.
- He brought an impish energy to his role as harbor patrolman and became known as a troublemaker when he first came to the harbor in 1985.
- The conductor/pianist/Olympic-class troublemaker is also promoting his new memoir, Music Quickens Time (at least that's the American title, anyway).
- He was very independent, so he was a combination of a leader and a troublemaker, which is very interesting, and I think his presidency reflected both of those.
- Even though not all of those membersof the group have done anything wrong, everyone of classified as a troublemaker, criminal or the group as a whole gets a bad reputation (i.e., all of those NFL players are involved in some kind of bad activities and they have no respect for the law).
Examples of "trouble-maker" in Sentences
- But in his day he was a trouble-maker, particularly for economists.
- He made a point of being a trouble-maker and was shifted about a lot.
- He is a trouble-maker, a disturber of the public peace, a shallow-pated demagogue —
- "He convinced my mother I was a trouble-maker," the daughter of the Hawkins County woman recalled.
- I love that Jobs has been called a micro-manager, a tough boss, a perfectionist, a trouble-maker and dyslexic.
- The usual conventions of the genre appear, such as a misunderstood guy known as a trouble-maker for getting into fights.
- That's what the George H.W. Bush Administration did with another trouble-maker in our neighborhood, Manuel Noriega in Panama.
- If one trouble-maker gets too many negative ratings on their comments, they automatically lose the ability to continue to comment.
- His introduction shows how important first impressions can be: Miner arrives to find Jim pranking Dwight and immediately pegs Jim as a lazy trouble-maker, while Dwight appears to be ideal number two material.
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