The phrase "anarchic action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that are chaotic, disorderly, or lacking in authority, often associated with anarchism or a rejection of established norms.
Example: "The protest turned into an anarchic action, with participants disregarding all rules and regulations."
Alternatives: "chaotic behavior" or "disorderly conduct".
No serious official action has been taken to control the anarchic actions.
"I urge my supporters to remain calm and not be provoked to anarchic actions, while still focusing on guarding the ballot box, because that is proof of our victory," he said.
Jesus was criticising the ritual conventions of his day by performing his own anarchic, symbolic actions.
Or if you want more action, try the anarchic kids' gameshow Funz and Gamez Tooz (Assembly George Square) or The Wrestling in which 20 comedians will don Spandex and grapple for real, and for laughs (Pleasance Courtyard).
Sunset Overdrive impressed, an open-world action game blending anarchic combat against mutants created by a toxic energy drink, while new exclusive Scalebound offers gamers a chance to fly dragons into battle.
Big bangs and fast talk are the name of the genre game in "2 Guns," a slick, slippery thriller that taps into the anarchic playfulness that made the best American action flicks of the 1980s and '90s pop.
(Scott) '2 Guns' (R, 1 49) Big bangs and fast talk are the name of the genre game in this slick thriller directed by Baltasar Kormakur that taps into the anarchic playfulness that made the best American action flicks of the 1980s and '90s pop.
Originally released on Dreamcast in 2000, Fur Fighters was an extraordinary action adventure, combining puzzles, platforming and anarchic humour into one dark cartoon world.
Anarchic and antarctic, Poles Apart is an animated, action packed, character comedy, following the adventures of Ryder, a haphazardly elf banished from Santa's grotto, to live in the South Pole with Santa's brother, Sandy Claus.
