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Meanings of put to rout in English
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Usage of put to rout in English
1
His vanguard, being engaged in a narrow pass, was put to rout.
2
They were the fellows whom the performers had put to rout.
3
We scarcely reach them when the bouches are put to rout.
4
The ill-disciplined soldiers of Henry were beaten and put to rout.
5
Another troop of rebels unexpectedly appeared in force, but were put to rout.
6
The tumultuary army of the Rajah was put to rout.
7
The troops of Bohemia were soon everywhere put to rout.
8
This is a polite phrase signifying in military language " put to rout."
9
Photographic realism is splendidly put to rout by powerful representation.
10
The lords of the Trident have been put to rout.
11
King Christian's army was beaten and put to rout.
12
I could, from a pack of letters in one pigeon-hole, put to rout the whole theory.
13
Here the Austrians were put to rout too.
14
This point, however, was reached by a forced march, and the enemy was put to rout.
15
Hamilton was next attacked, put to rout, and pursued to Utoxeter, where he surrendered himself prisoner.
16
Whole legions of idle parasitic priests butchered like cattle as the superstitions are put to rout.
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Put to rout across language varieties
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