Pronunciation: /kɑrməˈɡɛdən/
noun a situation of severe traffic congestion, typically caused by a large number of vehicles on the road
A1 Carmageddon is a term used to describe a traffic jam.
A2 The city experienced carmageddon due to a major accident on the highway.
B1 Residents were advised to avoid driving during the carmageddon caused by the snowstorm.
B2 The city's infrastructure was not prepared for the carmageddon that ensued after the earthquake.
C1 The government implemented new policies to prevent future carmageddon situations on the roads.
C2 Experts analyzed the causes of the carmageddon and proposed solutions to improve traffic flow.
adjective used to describe a chaotic or disastrous traffic situation
A1 The carmageddon traffic made me late for work.
A2 The carmageddon situation in the city caused chaos for commuters.
B1 The carmageddon scenario during rush hour was a nightmare for drivers.
B2 The city experienced carmageddon as a result of the major road construction project.
C1 The carmageddon gridlock in the downtown area led to frustration among residents.
C2 The carmageddon event caused a complete standstill in traffic for hours.
formal The city officials are preparing for potential carmageddon during the upcoming holiday weekend.
informal I heard there's going to be a carmageddon on the highway tomorrow, so we should leave early.
slang I can't believe we got caught up in that carmageddon on the way to the concert.
figurative The rush hour traffic was so bad, it felt like a carmageddon on the streets.
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