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disruptive

adjective as in causing trouble, confusion

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All of these factors make forecasting this zone of potentially disruptive snow very tricky - and this uncertainty is likely to stay in weather forecasts until the day before any snow is due to hit.

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Paul, who grew up in Ohio, originally became famous on YouTube for his disruptive antics.

He said displacement is also disruptive and departing tenants could “fall through the cracks” and not receive their money, find temporary housing and return to a new home.

She said the school felt the restraints were "a necessary and proportionate means of managing disruptive behaviour".

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The island became the first to use this approach successfully because the water system is owned by the community, making the work a more efficient and less disruptive alternative to conventional cable laying methods.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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