hordes Antonyms
Meaning of hordes
hordes
a great multitude, a political subdivision of central Asian nomads, a wandering people or tribe, a people or tribe of nomadic life, a large unorganized group of individuals
hordes Sentence Examples
- Hordes of voracious shoppers swarmed the mall on Black Friday, eager to secure the best deals.
- The zombie apocalypse unleashed hordes of the undead, relentlessly pursuing their living victims.
- Hordes of protesters marched through the streets, demanding justice and accountability.
- The city was overrun by hordes of tourists during the peak season, straining its infrastructure.
- The invading army amassed hordes of soldiers, preparing for an epic battle.
- Hordes of locusts descended upon the crops, threatening to destroy a year's worth of harvest.
- The refugee camp was overwhelmed by hordes of destitute families seeking shelter and sustenance.
- Hordes of ants carried leaves and insects back to their colony, tirelessly working to maintain their home.
- The concert venue was packed with hordes of screaming fans, eager to catch a glimpse of their favorite band.
- The mountain climber encountered hordes of mosquitoes, buzzing and biting relentlessly during the ascent.
FAQs About the word hordes
a great multitude, a political subdivision of central Asian nomads, a wandering people or tribe, a people or tribe of nomadic life, a large unorganized group of
throngs, crowds, swarms, flocks, masses, herds,multitudes, droves, mobs, masses
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Hordes of voracious shoppers swarmed the mall on Black Friday, eager to secure the best deals.
The zombie apocalypse unleashed hordes of the undead, relentlessly pursuing their living victims.
Hordes of protesters marched through the streets, demanding justice and accountability.
The city was overrun by hordes of tourists during the peak season, straining its infrastructure.
