11 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 news reported another instance of Amok's violence, leaving the town in shock.
In the ancient ritual, dancers would go amok, embodying the spirits of their ancestors.
The sudden onset of amoks in the village baffled the elders, who sought spiritual guidance.
The rumors about a dangerous creature sent the villagers running amok in fear.
The virus spread rapidly, and fear went amok throughout the population.
After weeks of isolation, he ran amok, posing a threat to everyone around him.
In the courtroom, emotions went amok as the shocking evidence was presented.
The company's restructuring plan went amok, leading to layoffs and employee unrest.
Fueled by jealousy, she went amok with rage, destroying her rival's belongings.
The city plunged into chaos as the rioters went amok, destroying everything in their path.
He went amok in the crowded marketplace, causing panic among the shoppers.
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