12 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 stock market went amok, causing widespread panic among investors.
The toddler's energy ran amok as he gleefully explored the playground.
The unexpected resignation of the CEO sent shockwaves, making the stock market go amok.
The gossip magazine went amok with scandalous stories about the Hollywood stars.
The antique clock suddenly went amok, chiming at odd hours and confusing the household.
The city was on high alert after reports of individuals going amok in the financial district.
The discovery of hidden treasure sent the small town's economy amok with newfound wealth.
The drone swarm went amok, causing concern about privacy and airspace regulations.
The AI, designed to assist, went amok, causing unexpected errors in the system.
After the breakup, his emotions ran amok, leading to a series of impulsive decisions.
The unexpected plot twist in the novel made readers' imaginations go amok with theories.
The comedian's jokes went amok as the audience burst into uncontrollable laughter.
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