English to Polish Meaning of rampant - szerzący się

Rampant :
szerzący się

dziki, drastyczny, szerzący się, intensywny, wściekły, rozdzierający, protruzj', bez sprzeciwu, niewykwalifikowany, nieokiełznany, jasny, augmentatywny, podniesienie, porywający, dzielny, żywy, bystry, energiczny

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Definitions of rampant in English
Adjective(1) unrestrained and violent(2) rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile(3) (of a plant
Examples of rampant in English
(1) Inflation was rampant , industrial output was low and agricultural production was below prewar levels.(2) The state of the economy and the rampant spread of methamphetamine use has many not caring how they go about getting the tourist to hand over the money.(3) It is also suffering from rampant inflation, resulting in strikes, protests and the collapse of business investments.(4) The rampant vines produce numerous pods that turn purple as they mature.(5) And, fortunately for gardeners, there are many other ornamental climbers that are not quite as rampant but produce a good display throughout the year.(6) Indeed, by the end of 1981 inflation was rampant , reaching 14.1 percent.(7) This job, more than any other, has really opened my eyes to just how rampant and unchecked mental illness is these days.(8) The vigorous, almost rampant tree is very productive in both spring and fall.(9) At first the deficit was partly masked by rampant inflation and partly also set off against the money coming in from privatizations.(10) The massively arched door, in the style of a portcullis, is defended on either side by rampant lions, petrified in mid-snarl.(11) Weeks after allegations of rampant grade inflation, Harvard University professors are being asked to justify the grades they give students.(12) Online rumors and misinformation are rampant and can spread like wildfire.(13) In Salient issue 15, you may have read about how somebody ruined their life with the excesses of rampant sex and drugs, and to be honest it does happen.(14) See, normally these Emanuelle flicks are little more than goofy showcases for rampant nudity and sex, but that isn't the case here.(15) In the very few crannies left behind are fleurs-de-lis, rampant lions, unicorns, dogs, and vases of flowers.(16) The glamour has faded away, because of the weak main building and the rampant plants growing inside and outside.
Related Phrases of rampant
(1) run rampant ::
szerzący się uruchomić
Synonyms
Adjective
1. uncontrolled ::
niekontrolowane
2. vehement ::
gwałtowny
3. luxuriant ::
bujny
Antonyms
1. controlled ::
kontrolowanych
2. restrained ::
powściągliwy
3. temperate ::
umiarkowany
Different Forms
rampant, rampantly
Word Example from TV Shows
We also have rampant poverty and periodic outbreaks of cholera...

We also have RAMPANT poverty and periodic outbreaks of cholera...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 22

The baseball, the freedom, the rampant morbid obesity.

The baseball, the freedom, the RAMPANT morbid obesity.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

of nepotism that runs rampant in the barbering industry.

of nepotism that runs RAMPANT in the barbering industry.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 18

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