rampacious Sentence Examples
- The disease spread rampantly through the population, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.
- The unruly mob surged forward in a rampacious attack, smashing windows and looting stores.
- The wildfires roared rampantly through the forest, consuming everything in their path.
- The rampant inflation eroded the value of people's savings and made basic necessities unaffordable.
- The rampacious virus ravaged the immune systems of its victims, leaving them weakened and vulnerable.
- The government's rampant corruption had undermined trust and compromised the integrity of the nation.
- The river's rampacious floodwaters surged through the streets, carrying away cars and homes.
- The hunger in the starving refugee camp was rampacious, driving people to desperate measures.
- The rampant speculation in the financial markets caused a bubble that eventually burst, leaving many investors ruined.
- The rampacious growth of the algae bloom turned the once-pristine lake into a putrid swamp.
rampacious Meaning
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rampacious (a.)
High-spirited; rampageous.
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High-spirited; rampageous.
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The disease spread rampantly through the population, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.
The unruly mob surged forward in a rampacious attack, smashing windows and looting stores.
The wildfires roared rampantly through the forest, consuming everything in their path.
The rampant inflation eroded the value of people's savings and made basic necessities unaffordable.
