Growing
Unruly
Unruly adjective - Given to resisting authority or another's control.
Both words in one sentence
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Fashionable Asymmetry: There's a single unruly tuft of hair growing out of the head of almost everyone, particularly prominent on the members of the Testarossa family.
Source: Franchise / Lyrical Nanoha - The first was about a token pacifist rat, the second, a fieldmouse from Fennywolde, and the third introduced the prophet bats' unruly nephew who'd rather not have to deal with his growing magic.These books provide examples of: Big Bad: Jupiter in the main series.
Source: Literature / Deptford Mice -
They're very noisy and messy, require specialized diets and a lot of open space, are very social and need more of their own kind as companions, and grow up to be unruly and aggressive — partly because of growing up in such a stressful environment.
Source: The Red Stapler
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