4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Amok' in a Sentence
"A psychological disturbance, common in certain Southeast Asian cultures, characterized by a state of depression followed by an intense and manic urge to commit murder." more
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The gossip magazine went amok with scandalous stories about the Hollywood stars.
The magician's rabbit went amok on stage, creating chaos during the magic show.
The carnival turned chaotic as the amusement park rides went amok, causing a temporary shutdown.
The comedian's jokes went amok as the audience burst into uncontrollable laughter.
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