rabble (noun)

1. In the cartoon, a rabble of characters were causing chaos in the city.

2. The preacher tried to calm down the rabble of believers during the religious ceremony.

3. In the comic book, the superhero fights against a rabble of villains.

4. The young couple took a stroll through the park, ignoring the rabble of voices around them.

1. As night fell, the dark alley was filled with an eerie silence, except for the distant whispers of the rabble lurking in the shadows.

2. The opulent mansion had grand ballrooms and elegant corridors, but also secret passageways and hidden chambers for the rabble to explore.

3. Why did the rabble refuse to play cards? Because they were all jokers!

4. In the comic strip, the hero fought against an army of villains, which included a motley crew of rabble, each with their own unique abilities.