Definition

Adverb: - In a rowdy manner: Behaving in a noisy, rough, and disorderly way.

Usage

The adverb "rowdily" describes how an action is performed, specifically indicating it is done with noisy, boisterous, and unruly behavior. It modifies verbs.

Examples

• The football fans celebrated their team's victory rowdily in the streets.
• After the concert, a group of teenagers began to shout rowdily on the subway.
• The protest started peacefully but eventually some participants began to act rowdily.

Advanced Usage

• "to carry on rowdily": to continue behaving in a noisy and disruptive way.
  • The party next door carried on rowdily until three in the morning.

Variants and Related Words

• Rowdy (adjective): Noisy and disorderly.
  • The bar had a rowdy atmosphere.
• Rowdiness (noun): The quality or state of being rowdy.
  • The rowdiness of the crowd led to several complaints.

Synonyms

• Boisterously: In a noisy, energetic, and cheerful way.
• Raucously: In a harsh, loud, and disorderly manner.
• Unruly: In a disorderly and disruptive way (often used as an adjective; the adverbial form "unrulily" is rare).

Antonyms

• Quietly: Making little or no noise.
• Orderly: In a well-behaved and organized manner.
• Peacefully: In a calm and tranquil way.

Adverb

1. in a rowdy manner
   • the crowd got drunk and started to behave rowdily