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Meaning of rabbles
rabbles
a group of people looked down upon as ignorant and hard to control, ordinary or common people lacking wealth, power, or social status, a crowd that is noisy and hard to control, a disorganized or confused collection of things, to insult or assault by or as a mob, a group, class, or body regarded with contempt, a disorganized or disorderly crowd of people
rabbles Sentence Examples
- The unruly rabbles shouted obscenities at the officials.
- The rioters formed a chaotic rabble, overturning trash cans and burning cars.
- The politician's inflammatory speech incited the crowd into a frenzied rabble.
- The streets were filled with a menacing rabble, armed with sticks and stones.
- The prison courtyard was a boiling pot of rabbles, fighting and screaming among themselves.
- The once-orderly protest quickly devolved into a mob of rabbles, causing widespread destruction.
- The rabble milled about the market square, their raucous voices drowning out all reason.
- The invading army left behind a trail of pillaging and destruction, turning the countryside into a rabble.
- The rabble of vagrants and miscreants gathered in the city's darkest corners, preying on the innocent.
- The battle turned into a melee of rabbles, soldiers and civilians alike fighting tooth and nail in the chaos.
FAQs About the word rabbles
a group of people looked down upon as ignorant and hard to control, ordinary or common people lacking wealth, power, or social status, a crowd that is noisy and
people, riffraff, public,masses, populace, unwashed, proletariat, scum,trash, ragtag and bobtail
society, upper class, quality, aristocracy,elite, establishment, gentry, A-list, nobility,elect
The unruly rabbles shouted obscenities at the officials.
The rioters formed a chaotic rabble, overturning trash cans and burning cars.
The politician's inflammatory speech incited the crowd into a frenzied rabble.
The streets were filled with a menacing rabble, armed with sticks and stones.
