Mob Synonyms and Antonyms

mŏb
A disorderly crowd of people
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. crowd
  2. rabble
  3. swarm
  4. horde
  5. press
  6. multitude
  7. throng
  8. rout
  9. crush
  10. drove
  11. flock
  12. mass
  13. riot
  14. host
  15. ruck
  16. lawless element
The common people
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. populace
  2. hoi polloi
  3. crowd
  4. masses
  5. common
  6. commonality
  7. commonalty
  8. commoner
  9. canaille
  10. claque
  11. clique
  12. mass
  13. plebeians
  14. syndicate
  15. pleb
  16. gang
  17. plebeian
  18. plebs
  19. public
  20. proletariat
  21. ruck
  22. third estate
  23. crime syndicate
  24. rabble
  25. rabblerout
  26. riffraff
  27. family
An organized group of criminals, hoodlums, or wrongdoers
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. gang
  2. pack
  3. ring
  4. band
A very large number of things grouped together
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. army
  2. cloud
  3. crowd
  4. drove
  5. flock
  6. horde
  7. host
  8. legion
  9. mass
  10. multitude
  11. ruck
  12. score
  13. swarm
  14. throng
To congregate, as around a person
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. crowd
  2. flock
  3. throng
  4. pack
  5. swarm
  6. hustle
  7. clique
  8. drove
  9. gang
  10. gathering
  11. group
  12. press
  13. herd
  14. masses
  15. multitude
  16. populace
  17. rabble
  18. ring
  19. surround
  20. pile
  21. syndicate
  22. jam
Antonyms:
  1. leave-alone
  2. shun
  3. ignore
  4. avoid
To fill to excess by compressing or squeezing tightly
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. cram
  2. crowd
  3. jam
  4. load
  5. pack
  6. stuff
  7. jam-pack
A large and often disorderly crowd.
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. crowd

Words Related to Mob

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Mob Sentence Examples

  • His rule was always to look a mob in the face.

  • He had constant encounters with the mob, but his tact and courage never failed.

  • He was killed by a mob in a jail at Carthage, Illinois, on the 27th of June 1844.

  • He, however, protected the royal family against the violence of the mob and, on the 7th of August, even attempted to bring about a reconciliation, but his efforts were frustrated by Marie Antoinette.

  • These words only intensified the fury of the mob.

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