mobbed

Meanings

• A large and disorderly crowd.

  - "The musicians were mobbed by fans at the concert."
  - "The politician was mobbed by protesters during a speech."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with mobbed
mocked , blocked , socked , docked , debarked

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Homophones

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1. mobbed (v): to surround and harass in a crowd)
   

2. mobbed (n): a large and disorderly crowd)
   

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Variants

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mob , mobbed , mobbing , mobs

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Forms

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The verb form of 'mobbed' is used to describe the action of surrounding and harassing someone or something in a crowd. For example, 'The politicians were mobbed by protesters during the speech.' The past tense and past participle forms of 'mobbed' are also used to describe the action of being surrounded and harassed by a crowd. For example, 'The musician was mobbed by fans at the concert.' The adjective form of 'mobbed' is used to describe something or someone that has been surrounded and harassed by a crowd. For example, 'The area around the stadium was mobbed by fans before the game.' The comparative and superlative forms of 'mobbed' are also used to describe the degree of being surrounded and harassed by a crowd. For example, 'This band is more mobbed than the last one we saw.' 'This movie premiere is the most mobbed event of the year.' The infinitive form of 'mobbed' is used to describe the action of surrounding and harassing someone or something in a crowd, without any specific tense or person indicated. For example, 'To mob someone means to surround and harass them in a crowd.'

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Etymology

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From Old French mobbe, mobbe, crowd, multitude, from Latin multus, much.

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Related Concepts

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1. Crowd behavior: The study of how people behave in crowds, including factors that influence crowd size, density, and dynamics, as well as the role of social influence, group identity, and emotion in shaping crowd behavior.

2. Mob psychology: The study of how groups of people behave in situations of collective emotional excitement, anxiety, or fear, as well as the role of social influence, group dynamics, and leadership in shaping the behavior of mob psychology.

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Culture

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["Mobbed has been used in literature, art, music, and other forms of expression. For instance, in literature, 'mobbed' has been used to describe a crowd that has surrounded and harassed someone or something. In art, 'mobbed' has been used to depict a chaotic and tumultuous scene, with people and objects being swept up in the crowd. In music, 'mobbed' has been used to describe a scene where a large and enthusiastic crowd has gathered to see and hear a performer or band. In other forms of expression, such as film and television, 'mobbed' has been used to describe a large and disorderly crowd that has gathered to see and experience something, often with a sense of excitement, energy, and enthusiasm."]

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