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routs Meaning
routs
a state of wild confusion or disorderly retreat, a crowd of people, to force out as if by digging, a state of wild confusion and disorderly retreat, to defeat completely, to defeat decisively or disastrously, to dig or cut a groove in (as wood or metal), a disastrous defeat, to come up with, to drive by force, to poke around with the snout, to disorganize completely, to put to precipitate flight, a precipitate flight, to drive out, to search haphazardly, to cause to emerge especially from bed, a fashionable gathering, to gouge out or make a furrow in (something, such as wood or metal), to put to flight, fuss, to low loudly, rabble sense 1c, to dig up with the snout, disturbance, to cause to come out especially from bed
routs Sentence Examples
- The victorious army routed the enemy in a decisive battle.
- The crowd dispersed in a rout, fleeing in panic.
- The police routed the rioters with tear gas and batons.
- The team's winning streak was routed by the unexpected loss.
- The new software program routed network traffic efficiently.
- The computer routed the data packets through the fastest path.
- The jury's verdict routed the defendant and sentenced him to prison.
- The economic crisis routed many businesses into bankruptcy.
- The tornado's path routed through the city, leveling buildings in its wake.
- The fire's smoke routed the firefighters from the burning building.
FAQs About the word routs
a state of wild confusion or disorderly retreat, a crowd of people, to force out as if by digging, a state of wild confusion and disorderly retreat, to defeat c
throngs, swarms, hordes, flocks, crowds, masses, millions, hosts, armies, masses
victories, successes, triumphs, wins, landslides,achievements, accomplishments, sweeps, romps, cakewalks
The victorious army routed the enemy in a decisive battle.
The crowd dispersed in a rout, fleeing in panic.
The police routed the rioters with tear gas and batons.
The team's winning streak was routed by the unexpected loss.
