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A horde of reporters descended on the small town.horde = very large number
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Nobody could withstand Genghis Khan and the Mongolian horde.horde = very large number of soldiers
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A horde of excited fans rushed toward the stage when the band made their surprise appearance.horde = very large number
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They are, certainly, more like a nation of saints than a horde of savages.† (source)
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they all come bent on violence. Their hordes advance like a desert wind and gather prisoners like sand.† (source)
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He had patches of honey on his shirt, which were attracting a horde of flies and causing him to swat incessantly. (source)horde = large number
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From their hiding places a horde of children — Jonas recognized Fiona in the group — emerged, running in a crouched position, firing across the field. (source)horde = large number
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Every channel was airing OASIS footage showing the hordes of Sixer spacecraft and troops that were currently arriving on Ludus. (source)hordes = large numbers
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The horde rolls forward, raising a dark dust cloud as it moves; this cloud flies over it like a flag.† (source)horde = a large number
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Fly and mosquito hordes. (source)hordes = large swarms
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A horde of television cameras and journalists spilled out of the crowded courtroom.† (source)horde = a large number
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thick, swarming hordes of mosquitoes that flocked to his body, made a living coat on his exposed skin, (source)hordes = very large numbers
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The Rusties had been stuck down in these streets like a horde of rats trapped in a burning maze.† (source)horde = a large number
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Ten minutes later, he'd cut another two, sending hordes of kite runners racing after them. (source)hordes = large numbers
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Loud creaks and groans announced a whole horde of Gladers running to the first floor.† (source)horde = a large number
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There seemed to be a couple of dozen people in each house, men drinking beers from paper bags, young mothers nursing babies, old ladies sunning themselves on the sagging, weathered porches, and hordes of kids. (source)hordes = large numbers
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