Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
disruptive behaviour
noun
/dɪsˈrʌptɪv bɪˈheɪvjər/

Definition
Disruptive behaviour refers to actions or conduct that interfere with the normal flow of activities, often causing disturbances in a classroom, workplace, or any social setting.

Examples
- Students engaged in disruptive behaviour during the lesson, making it difficult for the teacher to deliver the content.
- The meeting was derailed by disruptive behaviour from a few attendees who were not focused on the agenda.
- Parents are often concerned about their child’s disruptive behaviour in public settings.

Meaning
It indicates behaviors that interrupt or hinder what is typically expected or accepted, leading to potential chaos or distraction.

Synonyms
- disturbance
- interruption
- chaos
- disorder
- upheaval