rabble-rout Antonyms
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Meaning of rabble-rout
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rabble-rout (n.)
A tumultuous crowd; a rabble; a noisy throng.
rabble-rout Sentence Examples
- The rabble-rout surged forward, their cries echoing through the streets.
- The king's loyal followers routed the rabble-rout with ease.
- The rabble-rout ransacked and pillaged the village, leaving it in ruins.
- The soldiers stood firm against the advancing rabble-rout.
- The rabble-rout's fury was met with a hail of arrows.
- The rabble-rout was dispersed and their leader captured.
- The rabble-rout had been whipped into a frenzy by the demagogue's speech.
- The rabble-rout was a motley crew of the poor, unemployed, and disaffected.
- The rabble-rout was a dangerous force that could easily be manipulated.
- The rabble-rout's actions were a direct threat to law and order.
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A tumultuous crowd; a rabble; a noisy throng.
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The rabble-rout surged forward, their cries echoing through the streets.
The king's loyal followers routed the rabble-rout with ease.
The rabble-rout ransacked and pillaged the village, leaving it in ruins.
The soldiers stood firm against the advancing rabble-rout.
