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crowds
noun as in large assembly
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in special group of friends
verb as in cram, press into area
Example Sentences
Drivers draw crowds of spectators as they perform stunts such as “doughnuts” — spinning their cars in circles until their tires burn rubber marks on the pavement.
At a nearby rally of Bolsonaro opponents, crowds chanted "no amnesty" and "dictatorship, never again".
In the moment the TV commentators seemed not to notice, but plenty of viewers did and many will have been saddened by such partisanship from the K Club crowds.
Big crowds have also brought big sporting guests as Lioness Chloe Kelly was in attendance in Northampton to watch England beat Samoa, while former England captain Jamie George appeared in Brighton.
Huge crowds gathered at Tunisia's port on Sunday to welcome Greta Thunberg as her aid flotilla, bound for Gaza, docked at the port.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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