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rampaging

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Faced with rampaging youths, Chicago Mayor Richard Daley issued a strict “shoot to kill” order to police to halt looting.

In the press, she was called the “pint-sized ring leader of a gang of seven rampaging lesbians.”

Its surgeons have had to deal with bombs, flooding and a shooter rampaging through the hospital.

Even with a $1 million reward on the line, rampaging ex-LAPD officer Christopher Dorner is still loose.

When rampaging British youths smashed windows, threw paint on statues and—quelle horreur!

Morgan, scratching his head, declared that he had known "drunken rampaging men," but had never seen ladies so wicked.

Why, I reckon it's rampaging all over the place by this time, and the old lady must be in a perfect fury.

No, my lady; it's been rampaging through the greenhouses, and is now on the terrace, where it douched Anne most awful.

It winna hurt ye, bairn, ye that hae been rampaging ower the house all the morning.'

Eleanor informed me that I was too old to be rampaging round making hay with you two boys!

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On this page you'll find 46 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to rampaging, such as: excessive, flagrant, growing, prevalent, raging, and rife.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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