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rampant Adjective 1. growing or spreading uncontrollably 2. Heraldry (of a beast) standing on the hind legs, the right foreleg raised above the left: a lion rampant [Old French ramper to crawl, rear]
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rampant adjective 1. widespread, rank, epidemic, prevalent, rife, exuberant, uncontrolled, unchecked, unrestrained, luxuriant, profuse, spreading like wildfire adjective 2. unrestrained, wild, violent, raging, aggressive, dominant, excessive, outrageous, out of control, rampaging, out of hand, uncontrollable, flagrant, unbridled, vehement, wanton, riotous, on the rampage, ungovernable Translations adj rampant [ˈrӕmpənt] very common and uncontrolled Vandalism is rampant in the town. baie algemeen, onbeheerbaar واقِف، مُنْتَصِب على قدميْهِ ширещ се přebujelý udbredt um sich greifen διαδεδομένος, ανεξέλεγκτος desenfrenado, incontrolable; galopante ohjeldamatu شایع؛ منتشر شده؛ فراوان riehua valtoimenaan qui sévit “מִשתוֹלֵל” आम एवं अनियंत्रित neobuzdan, vrlo raširen féktelen tak terkendali sem geisar/stjórnlaus/óheftur (che dilaga) はびこる 만연하는, 횡행하는 paplitęs, siaučiantis trakojošs berleluasa hoogtij vierend, door het dolle heen utbredt; ustyrlig nieokiełznany, panoszący się desenfreado scăpat de sub control безудержный vymykajúci sa kontrole razmahnjen nekontrolisan ohejdad, grasserande อาละวาด yaygın 猖獗 дуже поширений شدید tràn lan 猖獗 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The most complete cases of aggravated idiocy were, to his mind, rampant upon the front platforms of all the street cars. For my fear is the fear of long ago, the fear that was rampant in the Younger World, and in the youth of the Younger World. Or there was disease, ever rampant, one of Luck's grimmest whims. |
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