mayhem in Greek
mayhem in Greek is χαμός — mayhem means wild confusion, disorder, or chaos.
mayhem in Greek
χαμός
Pronounced: chamos
A state or situation of great confusion, disorder, trouble or destruction; chaos.
What does "mayhem" mean?
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noun Wild confusion, disorder, or chaos.
"The power cut plunged the office into complete mayhem."
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noun The crime of deliberately and violently injuring or maiming someone.
"He was charged with mayhem after the brutal attack."
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mayhem in a sentence
- The power cut plunged the office into complete mayhem.
- There was mayhem in the stadium after the final goal.
- He was charged with mayhem after the brutal attack.
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What is "mayhem" in Greek?
"mayhem" in Greek is χαμός. mayhem means: Wild confusion, disorder, or chaos.
How do you pronounce χαμός?
"mayhem" in Greek is χαμός, pronounced "chamos".
How do you use "mayhem" in a sentence?
Example: "The power cut plunged the office into complete mayhem." In Greek, "mayhem" is χαμός.
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