rioted (Meaning)

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rioted (imp. & p. p.)

of Riot

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The protesters rioted in the streets, demanding justice for the victims of police brutality.
The hungry mob rioted, looting food stores and setting buildings ablaze.
The angry students rioted after their demands for better education were ignored.
The prisoners rioted after being subjected to inhumane conditions.
The rioters stormed government buildings, vandalizing property and threatening elected officials.
The police used tear gas and rubber bullets to quell the riot, but the violence continued to escalate.
The rioters were eventually dispersed, but the underlying causes of their unrest remained unaddressed.
The city was left in chaos after the riot, with many buildings damaged and businesses destroyed.
The government condemned the violence and vowed to prosecute those responsible for rioting.
The riot was a stark reminder of the frustration and anger that can boil over into violence when grievances are ignored.

of Riot

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The protesters rioted in the streets, demanding justice for the victims of police brutality.

The hungry mob rioted, looting food stores and setting buildings ablaze.

The angry students rioted after their demands for better education were ignored.

The prisoners rioted after being subjected to inhumane conditions.