rampage
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5.9
- noun
- /ˈræmpeɪdʒ/
- NSFW
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ola de violencia
- Chaos has erupted in downtown Spangler Springs as police are powerless to stop the rampage of what can only be described as a giant naked purple man.
- go on a rampage
- murderous rampage
And then went on this whole like commenting rampage calling people poor broke college students.
- And then went on this whole like commenting rampage calling people poor broke college students.
- Thanks to fakes opposition, there's somebody to check the destructive rampage of wokeness.
- And so she had been on this anti gun rampage.
- And, you know, being frank, I went out on a drunken rampage.
- We walk in and Dave is on a fucking rampage, just crushing everybody who's not dressed up.
- A female bear is just as capable of going on a drug filled rampage as a male bear and should be compensated the same.
- I'm like, I am on a rampage of get it the heck out of my house because it's ruining what I want to use.
Examples
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The crowd went on a rampage, smashing windows and overturning cars as the protests turned violent.
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After the attack on Pop, Joey was on a rampage.
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Why is Adam Clay on this rampage?
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I predict we will be reading about your rampage in the paper someday soon.
Blog text (14) -
And William's appetite for destruction and rampage was insatiable
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The Islamic State captured men, women and children from the Yazidi minority group during its deadly rampage through northwest Iraq in August.
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True to his threat, the Mad Scientist, whose warnings have held the city in a grip of terror, went on his rampage of destruction on the stroke of midnight.
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After the video game released, players reported a chaotic rampage of digital monsters attacking everything in sight.
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The news reported a wild animal on a rampage through the city, causing panic among the residents.
Synonyms
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4.1
A violent public disturbance by a crowd that damages property
136
4.9
A state of wild, uncontrolled excitement or activity
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7.3
Violent disorder and chaos that causes damage or a lot of trouble
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4.3
A very strong natural force that causes damage, like a storm or eruption
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4.2
Very serious physical harm that is bloody and shocking
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9.9
A violent attack by a group that harms and frightens people, often with sexual assault
An event in public where a group becomes violent and damages property
A situation with very strong violence causing much damage and many deaths
How Violent
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Etymology
Rampage can be remembered like ramp + rage, a helpful picture of sudden 'rage' that rushes out and smashes things. That's why a rampage is a time of violent, out-of-control behavior.