amok
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mok
ˈmək
mēk
British pronunciation
/ɐmˈɒk/
amuck

Definition & Meaning of "amok"in English

amok
01

acting in a violently uncontrollable and homicidal rage, often with indiscriminate aggression and lethal intent

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Historical accounts describe warriors going amok during battle, killing friend and foe alike.
He burst into the room amok, striking out at anyone who moved.
02

in a chaotic manner, involving reckless or disruptive behavior

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The children ran amok through the house, knocking over furniture and shouting.
Fans went amok after the team's surprise victory, flooding the streets in celebration.
01

behaving in a chaotic, reckless, or violent manner

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The amok crowd surged through the gates, trampling everything in sight.
His amok behavior during the meeting left everyone stunned.
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