droves Antonyms
Meaning of droves
droves
a large number, a group of animals driven or moving in a body, a crowd of people moving or acting together
droves Sentence Examples
- Tourists flocked to the beach in droves, seeking respite from the scorching heat.
- Volunteers assembled in droves to aid victims of the devastating earthquake.
- The grand opening of the mall attracted shoppers in droves, eager to snag the latest deals.
- During the annual festival, people came out in droves to witness the vibrant spectacle.
- Students streamed into the library in droves, seeking solace and resources for their studies.
- Cattle grazed in droves across the sprawling grasslands, their lowing echoing through the air.
- As the sun set, birds returned to their nests in droves, their chatter creating a cacophony of sound.
- The new amusement park drew families in droves, eager to experience its thrilling rides.
- Shoppers thronged the department store in droves on Black Friday, determined to find the best bargains.
- During the political rally, supporters gathered in droves, their enthusiasm evident in their roars and cheers.
FAQs About the word droves
a large number, a group of animals driven or moving in a body, a crowd of people moving or acting together
crowds, masses, hordes,throngs, swarms, flocks, millions, mobs, masses, bikes
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Tourists flocked to the beach in droves, seeking respite from the scorching heat.
Volunteers assembled in droves to aid victims of the devastating earthquake.
The grand opening of the mall attracted shoppers in droves, eager to snag the latest deals.
During the annual festival, people came out in droves to witness the vibrant spectacle.
