Noun:

ଉତ୍ସାହଜନକ ଆଚରଣ |, ଦ ush ଡ଼ିବା |,

Verb:

ଗାଳିଗୁଲଜ କରିବା |, Ush ଶ୍,

rampaged's Usage Examples:

mustered out of the Union Army, mobs of white residents and policemen rampaged through black neighborhoods and the houses of freedmen, attacking and killing.

seeing middle-aged men cheering on the mostly teenage rioters as they rampaged and attacked the police.

His forces rampaged across Ulster destroying the lands of those who wouldn"t join him.

referendum on Timorese independence, pro-Indonesian military and militia rampaged through East Timor destroying vital infrastructure.

Alatheus eluded the Romans and rampaged through Thrace and Moesia in 377–378.

They were a key ingredient to the Bruins' success as they rampaged to the regular season title and a hard-fought Stanley Cup victory in 1939.

having murdered the Ottoman governor, the mob turned upon the Jews and rampaged through the Jewish quarter, the Jews suffering particular maltreatment.

He died in a great plague which rampaged through China in 217.

parents and a number of his siblings succumbed to the Spanish flu that rampaged through Arjeplog in 1920.

In the first film, Gizmo"s offspring rampaged through a small fictional town.

three weeks, Morgan"s raiders rampaged through Kentucky, capturing and paroling 1,200 Union troops, seizing hundreds of horses, and destroying stockpiles.

On October 24, 1871, a mob rampaged through Old Chinatown in Los Angeles and killed at least 18 Chinese Americans, after a white businessman had inadvertently been killed there in the crossfire of a tong battle within the Chinese community.

Reports emerged that Sayyaf"s Sunni Wahhabist forces backed by Saudi Arabia rampaged through Afshar, murdering and burning homes.

Synonyms:

wilding, disturbance, violent disorder,

Antonyms:

recede, rise, inactivity, order,