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Meanings of rampant in English
Usage of rampant in English
1
Public discontent is growing over official corruption, rampant poverty and power cuts.
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Thumbs up: It's that time of year again when weeds run rampant.
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The warning is needed to-day; for worldliness is rampant in the Church.
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Few of us want our political debate to slip into rampant obscenity.
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Trump has claimed without evidence that absentee voting leads to rampant fraud.
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Speculation about what really happened on missing flight 370 has been rampant.
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Still, conference organizers maintained that the rampant interactivity was a good thing.
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It transformed an industry that came to symbolize India's rampant economic growth.
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It transformed an industry that came to symbolise India's rampant economic growth.
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Memphis was in another state, another world, and, besides, crime was rampant.
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Due to rampant deception and possible corruption, this program has been suspended.
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The spirit of disunion was rampant in all parts of the South.
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Watch the flesh-hungry undead run rampant around London in 28 Days Later.
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Lax controls mean there is still rampant illegal logging and illegal mining.
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Intelligence officials say Chinese economic espionage and trade secret theft is rampant.
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But corruption, rampant bureaucracy and lack of infrastructure have long hampered this.
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