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crowd
noun as in large assembly
Strong matches
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noun as in special group of friends
verb as in cram, press into area
Example Sentences
Officers observed an estimated crowd of more than 300 people, which exceeded the facility’s 200-person limit.
Several months after that, she performed to an enthusiastic crowd at Lollapalooza just before “Love Me Not” peaked at No. 5 in mid-August.
"I know about the pain of loved ones, we are all parents," Judge Diana Gruevska-Ilievska told the crowded courtroom, filled with defendants and dozens of victims' relatives.
Opponents say the state risks crowding out lower-income families who need free care the most.
He says that the club recently capped its membership to make sure the space doesn’t feel crowded.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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