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Stampede

Verb / stæˈmpi:d / Another word for stampede — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

a sudden frenzied rush of animals or people, usually caused by fear or excitement

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Example sentences

  1. The stampede of wildebeests was a spectacular sight.
  2. The crowd stampeded to get the best seats for the concert.
  3. The sound of thunder caused the horses to stampede.
  4. The stampede of shoppers on Black Friday was intense.
  5. The stampede of fans rushing onto the football field was dangerous.

Quotes

  • There is a stampede to get into the middle class. These days, you have to earn over $70,000 to be considered middle class. - Jim Hightower
  • We have a stampede of people into Medicare and Medicaid. - Gary Johnson
  • A stampede of love, a carnival of loss, a festival of violence, and, above all, a celebration of old-fashioned storytelling. - Michael Chabon

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