Antonyms for rampant
ˈræm pəntram·pant

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1. rampant

   Antonyms:
   demure, self-restrained, restrained, self-controlled, disciplined, curbed

   Synonyms:
   unbridled, uncontrolled, wanton, headstrong, luxuriant, furious, rank, violent, licentious, vehement

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1. rampantadjective

   unrestrained and violent

   "rampant aggression"

   Antonyms:
   unerect, controlled, scarce

   Synonyms:
   rampant(ip), rearing

2. rampant(ip), rearingadjective

   rearing on left hind leg with forelegs elevated and head usually in profile

   "a lion rampant"

   Antonyms:
   unerect, scarce, controlled

3. rampantadjective

   (of a plant) having a lush and unchecked growth

   "a rampant growth of weeds"

   Antonyms:
   unerect, controlled, scarce

   Synonyms:
   rampant(ip), rearing

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1. rampantadjective

   Synonyms:
   exuberant, luxuriant, rank, wanton, excessive, uncontrollable, violent, raging, furious, unbridled

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1. restrained

   you are held and controllable

   Submitted by anonymous on October 7, 2019  

How to use rampant in a sentence?

1. Shaun Burgess:

   This kind of helps to eliminate some of the rampant corruption that plagued the commonwealth for decades.

2. Amanda Pasciucco:

   Sexting and sending photos is rampant.

3. Michael Aaron:

   Our society is filled with sexual myths and misconceptions, mostly stemming from a combination of our culture's puritanical roots, as well as rampant consumerism, which feeds off individual insecurities to sell unnecessary products.

4. Avinash Kar:

   There is no doubt that drug-resistant infections are on the rise. While CDC's estimates have improved, they remain conservative, solving antibiotic resistance will require ending the rampant overuse of these drugs in livestock. Until then, these lifesaving drugs will increasingly fail when sick people need them—and, as CDC recognized, 'everyone is at risk,'.

5. Moha Gerehou:

   It has a lot to do with education, because the main bottleneck is in access to universities, leaving low-paid and precarious employment like domestic work or harvesting, where there is rampant exploitation.

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