lawless
adjective (more lawless, most lawless)
Everyday
Lawless means not obeying the law; wild and out of control: a lawless gang of robbers. tree →
In the lessons
in tales a lawless person is rough and rude and does not follow the rules of right and wrong; a lawless monster ignores the gods
Examples
- The lawless robbers ran wild in the hills. tree →
- In the old days the land was lawless and dangerous. tree →
- The lawless giant laughed at the rules. tree →
Note
nothing for maths.
On Mova
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