ill-behaved

British  

adjective

1. poorly behaved; lacking good manners

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Example Sentences

In the past, Hills might have called a parent to come pick up their ill-behaved child early, and in rare cases, asked them not to come back at all.

From Los Angeles Times

The flood of ill-behaved tourists isn’t the only reason for the area’s problems.

From Los Angeles Times

The lawsuit alleged the diabetes-alert dogs, for which Warren charged up to $27,000, “were often poorly trained, ill-behaved, and unequipped to help manage a life-threatening situation, rendering them little more than incredibly expensive pets.”

From Seattle Times

On the heels of scandalous antics by Hollywood’s newly rich and ill-behaved, and to fend off outside regulation, Hays was brought in as the morals cop.

From Los Angeles Times

We love dogs, but aside from our finding the reply to be presumptuous, their dog jumps on the furniture and is generally ill-behaved.

From Washington Post

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