Rioter

Pronunciation: /ˈraɪ.ə.tər/

Definitions of rioter

noun a person who takes part in a riot; a person who engages in violent or unlawful behavior in a group setting

Example Sentences

A1 The rioter was arrested by the police.

A2 The rioter threw a rock through the window.

B1 The rioter was part of a group protesting against government policies.

B2 The rioter's actions led to property damage and injuries.

C1 The rioter was identified and charged with inciting violence.

C2 The rioter's motives and background were investigated by authorities.

Examples of rioter in a Sentence

formal The police were able to identify and arrest the rioter responsible for inciting violence.

informal Did you hear about the rioter who got caught looting during the protest?

slang That rioter is always causing trouble wherever they go.

figurative In the chaos of the situation, the rioter symbolized the breakdown of law and order.

Grammatical Forms of rioter

• past tense: rioted
• plural: rioters
• comparative: more riotous
• superlative: most riotous
• present tense: riot
• future tense: will riot
• perfect tense: have rioted
• continuous tense: is rioting
• singular: rioter
• positive degree: riotous
• infinitive: to riot
• gerund: rioting
• participle: rioting

Origin and Evolution of rioter

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'rioter' originated from the Old French word 'reiotier' which meant 'rebel' or 'seditious person'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'rioter' evolved to refer to someone who engages in violent or disorderly behavior during a public disturbance or protest.