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mob

nounverbB2 · Upper-intermediate

Large angry crowd of people.

Meanings of «mob»

1 · noun

large angry crowd of people

The angry mob gathered outside the building.

2 · verb

to crowd around someone excitedly or angrily

Fans mobbed the singer as she left the theater.

Similar: swarmsurroundflock around

Translation

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The difference between similar words

a large group of people
crowda large group of people togetherA big crowd waited outside the stadium.
throngformala dense crowd moving together; literaryA throng of fans waited at the gate.
moban angry, sometimes violent crowdAn angry mob gathered outside the building.
hordea very large, noisy crowd, often unwelcomeA horde of tourists filled the square.
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