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Meanings of horde in English
Usage of horde in English
1
Leave a horde of problems-manyof them ones I'd created for myself.
2
A split second later the rest of the alien horde opened fire.
3
The horde of footmen she placed in the field counted for little.
4
It hoisted her aloft before a horde of media and industry types.
5
It was also possible that the village was unrelated to this horde.
6
No, the horde is finished, but it was never the true threat.
7
He felt too weary to keep up with the horde much longer.
8
Those few capable of unbelieving the horde will simply be more efficient.
9
Going the other way walked us straight into an ever-increasing zombie horde.
10
A couple of times, her horde had gotten lucky or particularly sneaky.
11
They sang and hummed and whined around him in an ever-increasing horde.
12
Somewhere there just days away marched a ragged horde of pirate raiders.
13
The horde stampeded in a strange new formation over the golden plains.
14
The grim fortress of Mont Valerien has scourged the horde of Bergeret.
15
A horde of civilians was thronging the main street of the village.
16
The wylde had been following the reavers' horde up to the surface.
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Translations for horde
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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