Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪhɛm/
noun violent or damaging disorder; chaos
A1 The children caused mayhem in the classroom during recess.
A2 The party turned into mayhem when the music got too loud.
B1 The protest descended into mayhem as the crowds clashed with police.
B2 The rioters created mayhem in the city streets, causing widespread destruction.
C1 The political scandal resulted in mayhem within the government, leading to resignations.
C2 The outbreak of war brought mayhem to the region, with civilians fleeing for safety.
verb not applicable
A1 The children mayhem in the playground.
A2 During the party, the guests mayhem around the dance floor.
B1 The protesters mayhem in the streets led to chaos.
B2 The fans mayhem in the stadium after their team won the championship.
C1 The unruly crowd mayhem through the city, causing destruction.
C2 The rioters mayhem through the town, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
adjective not applicable
A1 The children created mayhem in the classroom during recess.
A2 The party turned into mayhem when the music got too loud.
B1 The protest escalated into mayhem as the crowd clashed with police.
B2 The mayhem caused by the storm left the town in chaos.
C1 The political rally descended into mayhem as opposing groups clashed violently.
C2 The mayhem of war tore families apart and destroyed entire communities.
adverb not applicable
A1 The children caused mayhem in the classroom.
A2 The party turned into mayhem when the music got louder.
B1 The protest descended into mayhem as the crowd grew unruly.
B2 The concert ended in mayhem as fans rushed the stage.
C1 The political rally erupted into mayhem as opposing groups clashed.
C2 The riot police were called in to control the mayhem at the soccer match.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The children caused mayhem in the classroom during recess.
A2 The prankster unleashed mayhem on the unsuspecting crowd.
B1 The protest turned into mayhem as clashes broke out between the demonstrators and the police.
B2 The mayhem caused by the natural disaster left the town in ruins.
C1 The political scandal created mayhem within the government, leading to resignations and investigations.
C2 The mayhem of war has lasting effects on the mental health of those who experience it.
preposition not applicable
A1 The children caused mayhem in the playground.
A2 The party turned into mayhem when the music got louder.
B1 The protest descended into mayhem as the crowd clashed with police.
B2 The mayhem caused by the storm left the town in chaos.
C1 The mayhem of the stock market crash led to widespread panic among investors.
C2 The mayhem of war ravaged the country, leaving destruction in its wake.
conjunction not applicable
A1 The children caused mayhem in the classroom.
A2 The party turned into mayhem when the music got louder.
B1 The protest descended into mayhem as the crowd clashed with police.
B2 The sudden announcement caused mayhem among the employees.
C1 The political scandal resulted in mayhem within the government.
C2 The unexpected turn of events created mayhem in the stock market.
interjection not applicable
A1 Mayhem! What a mess in here!
A2 Mayhem! I can't find my keys anywhere.
B1 Mayhem! The party turned into chaos when the music stopped.
B2 Mayhem! The protest escalated into violence.
C1 Mayhem! The stock market crash caused widespread panic.
C2 Mayhem! The natural disaster left a trail of destruction in its wake.
article not applicable
A1 There was mayhem in the classroom when the students had a paper fight.
A2 The children caused mayhem at the birthday party by running around and screaming.
B1 The protest turned into mayhem when the police arrived and clashed with the demonstrators.
B2 The concert descended into mayhem as fans rushed the stage to get closer to the band.
C1 The political rally erupted into mayhem as opposing groups clashed violently in the streets.
C2 The prison riot resulted in absolute mayhem with inmates taking control and causing widespread destruction.
formal The protest turned into a scene of mayhem as the crowd became unruly.
informal The party last night was total mayhem, everyone was dancing and having a great time.
slang The concert was pure mayhem, the mosh pit was insane.
figurative His mind was in a state of mayhem as he tried to make sense of the confusing situation.
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