0 the quality of being very loud and uncontrolled, and full of energy: --
I couldn't sleep for the riotousness of the laughter downstairs.
The noticeable thing in their appearance was the change in their expressions from the hilarity and riotousness of a few moments ago, to a certain solemnity.
There ensued forthwith as terrible a battle as one would wish to see if battles were gaged by volume of noise and riotousness of action.
The father was more given to frugality, and the son to riotousness [luxuriousness].
Among the boys the day passed in riotousness.
You remember the confusion and perfect riotousness of landing.
Not that she altogether disliked; she never had altogether disliked, had found a certain thrill in his rude riotousness.
The play was a riotousness of imagination and of action.
You can rise above the riotousness of the Champs Elysees by heading for the cobbles of Montmartre.
