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Meanings of utter rout in English

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Usage of utter rout in English
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All night they fled in utter rout, bearing with them their wounded leader.
This Country of Ours
2
Joan turned and confronted him, not in alarm, but utter rout.
The Shield of Silence
3
But Sir Rowland, stricken in his vanity, went headlong on to utter rout.
Mistress Wilding
4
For there needed no more slaughter, the British being in utter rout and confusion.
Passages from the English Notebooks, Volume 2.
5
I wasn't merely defeated; I was put to utter rout, with ridicule and scorn.
The Inner Shrine
6
The, the work of destruction complete, the whole army moved on again in utter rout.
This Country of Ours
7
Too precipitate an advance might end in utter rout.
Pearl of Pearl Island
8
The battle ended in utter rout of Valdemar's forces.
Hero Tales of the Far North
9
They joined in the pursuit, which soon ended in the utter rout of the rebel force.
The Soldier Boy; or, Tom Somers in the Army: A Story of the Grea...
10
He, himself, was still mayor, but all-powerful now; and since the utter rout of Anacreon, all-popular.
Foundation
11
By this time, he was standing stock still, staring at the utter rout of Gabriel's troops.
The Lives of Christopher Chant
12
British stubbornness arose to combat an utter rout.
Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3
13
She could hardly understand how the situation had been changed so abruptly from attack into utter rout.
As It Was in the Beginning
14
There followed a short and sharp struggle that ended on Grathe Heath with the utter rout of Svend's forces.
Hero Tales of the Far North
15
There might have been an utter rout if Spurs players had retreated and huddled in and around their penalty area.
The Guardian
16
But to the utter rout of the cynic, the dream which led the two souls thither sometimes becomes divinely true.
The Spinster Book
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