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disruptive
adjective as in causing trouble, confusion
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Example Sentences
“Wolves are here in California and that is an amazing ecological return. Yet, their reemergence is a significant, disruptive change for rural communities.”
Markets have never been good at this, often prone to bubbles as excitement builds about disruptive technologies, usually with a narrative about how “this time is different.”
Although many of those interim efforts never saw the light of day, those that did were powered by an extra dose of passion and tenacity during a particularly disruptive time.
"We unequivocally deny that any representative appointed by George engaged in intimidating or disruptive behaviour," his statement stated.
“The question is not whether adjustment comes, but how fast and how disruptive it will be.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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