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lynch mob

noun as in posse

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Media attacks and the whole lynch-mob mentality seem to go along with our trials these days.

Accounts from reporters of the mood in the newsroom ranged from “lynch mob” to “stunned silence.”

While Twitter can uphold standards, it can also enforce a new kind of uniformity, particularly when it goes into lynch mob mode.

Abrams said the White House had joined an anti-Israeli “lynch mob.”

I'm not going to quit a job that people hired me to do because of false accusations and a political lynch mob.

You're a respectable-looking duck; you ever have any experience leading a lynch mob?

Could it be that city officials were working hand in glove with the lynch mob?

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

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