mayhemin a sentence
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A food fight accompanied the general mayhem in the cafeteria.mayhem = chaotic disorder
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charged with attempted murder and aggravated mayhemmayhem = willful and unlawful crippling or mutilation of a person
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City officials are concerned that celebrations will turn to mayhem if the championship is won.mayhem = chaotic disorder
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"Spoiler alert: Mayhem survives," I said out loud to him, just in case he could hear me. (source)Mayhem = a name in this story
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So all you need to do is cause enough mayhem to keep Snape busy for five minutes or so. (source)mayhem = chaotic disorder
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It's mayhem. (source)mayhem = a state of chaotic disorder
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It was that crazy backstage theater mayhem where sweaty actors stand euphoric while people come worship them for a few seconds. (source)mayhem = chaotic disorder
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Risa looks out at the wave of mayhem, like a human tsunami pounding toward her. (source)
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The mayhem spread from the gangs to the rest of the neighborhood. (source)
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I walked back to the kitchen, comparing the clean, balanced equation to the mayhem of unfinished computations and dizzying sketches. (source)
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This was complete and absolute mayhem. (source)
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After a hard day of cracking jokes, pulling pranks, and causing mayhem at school, George and Harold liked to rush to the old tree house in George's backyard. (source)mayhem = confusion and disorder
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Ten days of mayhem. (source)mayhem = chaotic disorder
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I can see why in describing these unfortunate events you chose to discard mayhem in favor of antics.† (source)
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The crowd: mayhem.† (source)
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Though hundreds of fleeing students had been loaded into buses and driven off to safety in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, others, like Chris, had escaped the mayhem on foot, and in some cases it was hours before their whereabouts were confirmed.† (source)
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