Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cause-mischief
verb phrase
/kɔːz ˈmɪs.tʃɪf/
Definition
To engage in behavior or actions intended to annoy, harm, or create trouble for others.
Examples
- The group of kids decided to cause mischief by setting off firecrackers in the park.
- Some students cause mischief during class, making it difficult for others to concentrate.
- They were always looking for ways to cause mischief on Halloween night.
Meaning
The phrase refers to the act of deliberately causing problems or disturbances, often in a playful or troublesome manner.
Synonyms
- create trouble
- stir up trouble
- act out
- make mischief
