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Meanings of rampage in English

Portuguese
turbulência

Violently angry and destructive behavior.

turbulência
Usage of rampage in English
1
Police believe the gunman returned home after his rampage and shot himself.
Reuters
2
According to civilians they then went on the rampage, slaughtering 24 people.
The Guardian
3
He had caused this, provoking the rampage, igniting the fires of violence.
Mentats of Dune
4
There's nothing to say that they won't start a modest rampage tomorrow.
A walk in the woods: rediscovering america on the appalachian tr...
5
The storylines were similar: robots rampage across the landscape, and things explode.
Reuters
6
True, the rampage apparently emerged from his confused, unstable and troubled mind.
The Guardian
7
The Indian government was criticised for its handling of the Mumbai rampage.
Reuters
8
A fired, ex-employee returns to work and goes on a shooting rampage.
Ebony
9
I watched them rampage off in the other direction for a moment.
Skin Game
10
Millionaires are on the rampage now slugging innocent people in the subway.
A singular man
11
Her family said she was raped and murdered in a drunken rampage.
Reuters
12
A 24-year-old former university student is charged in connection with the rampage.
Reuters
13
She spat back most of the information she'd devoured on her rampage.
Futures 1
14
West Virginia shooting rampage sparked by jealousy, business rivalry BECKLEY, W. Va.
Reuters
15
Colorado movie rampage jurors to hear from expert on psychosis CENTENNIAL, Colo.
Reuters
16
The 12-hour rampage started on Sunday and ended with a car chase.
Radio NZ
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