Adjective:

ହିଂସାତ୍ମକ, ବିଲେଇ ପରି |, ବିଲେଇମାନେ, ପଛରେ ନିନ୍ଦା |,

rattish's Usage Examples:

Caterina Antonacci"s Aggripina was described as "the most convincingly brattish young man imaginable".

Chris" brattish, high-pitched voice is full of unconvincing warbles and wails - it doesn"t.

said, "The winner was a stand-out, from the killer opening bars to the brattish bravado of the chorus.

She gives birth to a daughter, Taffy, a brattish child who she often beats and severely punishes.

Cousin Nigel – Zig and Zag"s obnoxious, brattish cousin who would constantly complain about everything in a strong Birmingham.

Baby Snooks Show was broadcast as a memorial to Brice who created the brattish toddler, crowned by Hanley Stafford"s brief on-air eulogy: "We have lost.

three tracks from the album that displays the group"s "funky vocals and brattish attitude".

fictional accounts of real historical facts), and kindly tolerating her brattish and abrasive behaviour towards her.

Some praised him for his honesty, while others said he is too "brattish".

Tiffany"s return to Stacey Fowler"s (Lacey Turner) arrival in 2004 due to her "brattish behaviour.

and uncomplimentary version of the nine-year-old Miller, "precocious and brattish.

In architecture, brattishing or brandishing is a decorative cresting which is found at the top of a cornice or screen, panel or parapet.

Fleischman, which won the 1987 Newbery Medal for children"s books, tells of the brattish Prince Horace who learns humility on an adventure with his whipping boy.