Pronunciation: /ˈræmpənt/
adjective characterized by uncontrolled, widespread growth or occurrence
A1 In the jungle, the monkeys were rampant, swinging from tree to tree.
A2 The spread of fake news on social media is rampant and can be misleading.
B1 Corruption is rampant in some developing countries, leading to a lack of trust in the government.
B2 The illegal wildlife trade is rampant in many parts of the world, threatening endangered species.
C1 The company faced rampant criticism from consumers after the product recall.
C2 The rampant disregard for safety regulations led to multiple accidents on the construction site.
formal The spread of misinformation on social media is rampant and can have serious consequences.
informal Gossip is rampant in our office, everyone seems to know everyone else's business.
slang The party last night was lit, the energy was just rampant all night long.
figurative The corruption in the government has become rampant, like a wildfire out of control.
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