3 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Mayhem' in a Sentence
"In law, mayhem refers to the intentional act of causing bodily harm to someone with the aim of making them less capable of self-defense. In modern legal terms, it may involve crippling or mutilating the victim." more
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The school hallway was mayhem as students hurried to their next classes.
The school assembly turned into mayhem when a streaker ran across the stage.
The science experiment resulted in mayhem when the chemicals unexpectedly reacted.
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