Current
Current adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.
Rampant and current are semantically related. in contemporary topic. In some cases you can use "Rampant" instead an adjective "Current".
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Current state of the game world derives from Earth people and an alien race they ran into during rampant colonization of other worlds.
Source: Video Game / Vangers -
Present Day Past: This show was filmed in 2003, and technology that runs rampant in the current day (such as smartphones and readily-accessible computers) are noticeably not present.
Source: Series / Eighteen Year Old Sky -
The mistaken uses of Anubis as evil, tremendously powerful, or the chief god of death in the Egyptian pantheon are so rampant and constant that they qualify as perhaps one of the most egregious examples of Critical Research Failure in current culture.
Source: Sadly Mythtaken
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