mobs

/ mɒbz /

plural noun

1. usually foll by of great numbers or quantities; lots

   mobs of people

adverb

1. a great deal

   mobs better

Example Sentences

After losing his bid to retain the presidency, Donald Trump called for angry mobs to “fight like hell” or you won’t “have a country anymore.”

From Los Angeles Times

The robbery follows a string of similar incidents across Southern California over the last several years, where flash mobs storm shopping malls, 7-Eleven convenience stores, and other retail locations.

From Los Angeles Times

Initially, it was a way to describe online mobs yelling at people, but now most cancel culture legends are about "woke" university students allegedly silencing older, more powerful people.

From Salon

Investigators believe that many of the teenagers involved in the flash mobs were not from the neighborhoods where they carried out the robberies, Chow told the police commission.

From Los Angeles Times

During his early journalism career he was confronted by white mobs, armed segregationists and police chiefs who questioned his legitimacy as a Black journalist, according to his family.

From Los Angeles Times