amok

The crowd ran amok through the city streets when they heard their leaders had been killed.

The man ran amok in the crowded market.

The virus spread amok throughout the city.

She went amok with excitement when she won the lottery.

The protesters went amok and started breaking windows.

The dog went amok after being teased by the children.

The fire spread amok due to strong winds.

The rumor went amok on social media.

The soldier ran amok during the battle.

The toddler went amok with the toy car, crashing into everything.

The disease went amok in the crowded slum area.

They're incorrigible because you let them run amok.

" She didn't run amok! " shouted Hermione.

It's your children. They've run amok.

When a process fails to work as planned, you can also say it ran amok. This expression is more formal.

Japan ran amok in Manchuria,   and Italy invaded Abyssinia.

All I see here is jealousy run amok.

They call it " running amok" and this is--and every society has this.

When a process fails to work as planned, you can also say it ran amok.

That criticism is being compared to death tells you a lot about some of the people arguing that cancel culture has run amok.

It would be more humane. so for a period of several hours, your interns were running amok in the hospital, totally unsupervised.