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Not restrained or held in check

Spreading or growing rapidly or profusely

Very widespread or common

Forceful, intense or vehement in action or performance

Rich and profuse in growth

Rearing on both hind legs with the forelegs extended

Used or accepted broadly by most people

Very commonly encountered or observed

(of countryside) Green with grass or other rich vegetation

Acute or extreme in intensity or severity

Impossible to control or govern

Growing, developing or expanding at a fast rate

Of unsound mind, or seemingly so

Characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion

Indicating a large number

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Adjective

Not restrained or held in check

exceeding bounds

untrammelled^UK

attention-seeking

spreading like wildfire

no holds barred

without hindrance

without restrictions

go-as-you-please

lacking self-restraint

lacking control

no-holds-barred

individualistic

uncircumscribed

with no holds barred

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“Put simply, if inflation is bad, it is difficult to see why rampant house price inflation can credibly be seen as anything good.”

Adjective

Spreading or growing rapidly or profusely

“When contagious diseases occur, there is a tangible threat of rampant spread of infection.”

Adjective

Very widespread or common

across-the-board

present everywhere

all over the place

across the board

encyclopedic^US

encyclopaedic^UK

on a large scale

all-encompassing

one-size-fits-all

interdisciplinary

multidisciplinary

cross-disciplinary

intercontinental

without exception

transcontinental

taken as a whole

can't get away from

broad in content

including all members

including all categories

the whole shebang

the big picture

with everything included

lock stock and barrel

leaving no stone unturned

nondiscriminatory

unnationalistic

internationalist

non-restrictive

open to the public

no stone unturned

accessible to everyone

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“There was a widespread and apparently rampant perception that the novel was based on a true story.”

Adjective

Forceful, intense or vehement in action or performance

hammer and tongs

knock-down-and-drag-out

at the boiling point

beside yourself

driven to distraction

out of one's wits

fast and furious

full of upheavals

full of ups and downs

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“More than just a rampant performer, his instantly distinguishable, almost androgynous voice has the power to hurt and haunt in vastly varying situations.”

Adjective

Rich and profuse in growth

thick on the ground

coming out of ears

philanthropical

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“Cedar trees were rampant on the untended grounds, attesting to the name of the Suttons' residence, and as he strode by one, he reached for a handful of green needles.”

Adjective

Rearing on both hind legs with the forelegs extended

“Now the dome was restored to its original purple, and the gold rampant horse reared above it.”

Adjective

Used or accepted broadly by most people

run-of-the-mill

across the board

making the rounds

doing the rounds

on everyone's lips

across-the-board

middle-of-the-road

long-established

matter-of-course

common or garden

tried and tested

ceremonialistic

standardized^US

one-size-fits-all

standardised^UK

dyed-in-the-wool

undistinguished

well-established

taken for granted

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalised^UK

institutionalized^US

only to be expected

individualistic

par for the course

systematized^US

systematised^UK

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Adjective

Very commonly encountered or observed

well established

common or garden

run-of-the-mill

no great shakes

across the board

middle-of-the-road

widely believed

unsophisticated

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

run of the mill

cheap and commonplace

undistinguished

individualistic

making the rounds

doing the rounds

only to be expected

par for the course

on everyone's lips

nothing to write home about

matter-of-course

long-established

standardized^US

standardised^UK

run-of-the-mine

nothing special

unprepossessing

fair-to-middling

tried and tested

nothing to get excited about

well-established

dyed-in-the-wool

straightforward

taken for granted

inconsequential

fair to middling

middle of the road

what one would expect

one-size-fits-all

lacking variation

lacking variety

in the habit of

readily available

widely available

blending into the background

traditionalistic

officially recognized

institutionalized^US

institutionalised^UK

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

dull as dishwater

of little consequence

of little importance

of no consequence

not worth mentioning

of no importance

of no great concern

across-the-board

bred-in-the-bone

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Adjective

(of countryside) Green with grass or other rich vegetation

thick on the ground

no end in sight

flowing with milk and honey

coming out of ears

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Adjective

Acute or extreme in intensity or severity

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Adjective

Impossible to control or govern

without law and order

insurrectionary

ill-disciplined

undisciplinable

attention-seeking

obstinately disobedient

insurrectionist

unaccommodating

individualistic

passive-aggressive

stubborn as a mule

full of mischief

lacking self-control

like a loose cannon

disorganized^US

disorganised^UK

confrontational

untrammelled^UK

self-opinionated

impossible to cope with

lacking self-restraint

lacking control

ready for a fight

spoiling for a fight

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Adjective

Growing, developing or expanding at a fast rate

in the ascendant

on the up and up

have the wherewithal

rising in power

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Adjective

Of unsound mind, or seemingly so

of unsound mind

non compos mentis

mad as a hatter

away with the fairies

sick in the head

stark raving mad

nutty as a fruitcake

foaming at the mouth

stark staring mad

round the twist

mad as a March hare

not quite right in the head

not the full shilling

not right upstairs

not right in the head

as daft as a brush

have a screw loose

have bats in the belfry

have kangaroos in the top paddock

not in your right mind

out of one's mind

around the bend

off your rocker

off one's gourd

off your trolley

psychopathological

beside yourself

out of one's head

crazy as a loon

a few cards shy of a full deck

one card shy of a full deck

severely mentally ill

a few sandwiches short of a picnic

with a screw loose

off the deep end

hot under the collar

at the end of your tether

hot and bothered

deprived of one's wits

manic-depressive

not of sound mind

in another world

mentally deranged

having a screw loose

having kangaroos in the top paddock

severely mentally disordered

touched in the head

two sandwiches short of a picnic

not knowing what to do with oneself

out of one's wit

as mad as a March hare

one sandwich short of a picnic

out of one's tree

out of one's gourd

as mad as a hatter

through the roof

mentally unbalanced

out of one's skull

out of your mind

like a chicken with its head cut off

in a cold sweat

untrammelled^UK

jumping up and down

driven to distraction

out of one's wits

daft as a brush

out of one's box

soft in the head

fast and furious

like one possessed

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Adjective

Characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion

Adjective

Indicating a large number

thick on the ground

too many to be counted

a great number of

a multiplicity of

a thousand and one

an incalculable number of

an infinite number of

infinite numbers of

endless numbers of

incalculable numbers of

large number of

multiplicity of

thousand-and-one

a whole bunch of

a great deal of

an abundance of

coming out of ears

many and different

occurring often

immeasurable numbers of

no end in sight

disproportionate

enough and to spare

not to be sneezed at

particularized^US

particularised^UK

overflowing with

overloaded with

well stocked with

jam-packed with

well provided with

chock-a-block with

well supplied with

full to bursting

bursting at the seams

packed like sardines

bulging at the seams

full to overflowing

like Piccadilly Circus

full to the gunwales

like the Black Hole of Calcutta

more than one can count

more … than one can shake a stick at

more than enough

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