noun
rampaging
Rampaging (noun) means Wild, violent, uncontrolled behavior or movement, especially by a person, animal, or crowd charging around causing damage. Example: “The rampaging elephants trampled the fences of three farms before rangers could intervene.”
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Wild, violent, uncontrolled behavior or movement, especially by a person, animal, or crowd charging around causing damage.
"The rampaging elephants trampled the fences of three farms before rangers could intervene."
"Firefighters watched the rampaging flames jump from rooftop to rooftop."
How to use rampaging
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe noun form of a rampage — out-of-control, destructive charging around.
Common pairings
rampaging bull
rampaging mob
rampaging fire
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Rhymes for rampaging
aging
raging
paging
imaging
staging
damaging
engaging
managing
foraging
packaging
rummaging
massaging
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Frequently asked questions
What does “rampaging” mean?
The word “rampaging” means wild, violent, uncontrolled behavior or movement, especially by a person, animal, or crowd charging around causing damage. In plain terms, the noun form of a rampage — out-of-control, destructive charging around.
How do you use “rampaging” in a sentence?
Here is “rampaging” used in a sentence: “The rampaging elephants trampled the fences of three farms before rangers could intervene.”
What part of speech is “rampaging”?
“Rampaging” is a noun.
What is the meaning of rampaging?
"rampaging" (noun) means wild, violent, uncontrolled behavior or movement, especially by a person, animal, or crowd charging around causing damage.
