rioted Meaning & Definition

  • En [ ˈraɪ.ət]
  • Us [ ˈraɪ.ət]

Meaning of rioted In English

  • 0 past simple and past participle of riot

  • 1 to take part in a riot:

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Examples of rioted

  • The young people who hated the police, and who in fact rioted against the police, now have telephone links and use walkie-talkies with the police.

  • As was rioted in the report, human error cannot be eliminated altogether in the compilation of such a large body of data.

  • They never rioted or cut people's throats, because sentencing was more severe.

  • Four hundred youths rioted in the city centre.

  • Will he investigate what happened two nights ago, when a crowd inside and outside that hospital rioted because the police tried to arrest a person who was hijacking a car?

  • Some prisoners rioted; others escaped.

  • It will be rioted that it is only an application, and the criterion of having a closed shop accepted are so rigorous that an application can perfectly well be rejected.

  • The case involved charges the miners rioted when confronted with strikebreakers, but only one man was convicted.

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