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throng

[thrawng, throng] / θrɔŋ, θrɒŋ /


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Rheinmetall showed off an array of combat vehicles, drones and munitions, while a throng of executives, military chiefs and defense ministers lined up to talk to Papperger.

From The Wall Street Journal

This is a thronged, esoteric, besottedly allusive novel, one of the most niche things I have ever reviewed.

From The Wall Street Journal

The clubby Lloyd’s market connects thousands of buyers and sellers of risks daily, with deals struck in a cavernous underwriting room or the nearby bars, thronged by underwriters and brokers every lunchtime.

From The Wall Street Journal

Call it the parade’s final magic trick: making hundreds of thousands of cubic feet of helium, dozens of floats, and throngs of fans vanish.

From The Wall Street Journal

But camped out at the hall in this ex-coal mining town, known for its cheese, was a throng of journalists and photographers from London – a rare sight for an election to the Welsh Parliament.

From BBC