Panic
Rout
Rout noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.
How words are described
| full | full panic | full rout |
| complete | complete panic | complete rout |
| total | total panic | total rout |
| massive | massive panic | massive rout |
| Other adjectives: general, recent, ensuing, blown. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Her killbots are superior physically to all organic combatants, able to use hardware than organics can't use safely, are perfectly coordinated, and never break, panic or rout.
Source: Literature / The Last Angel -
When Aslan awakens the trees and sends them into battle, panic and rout follow.
Source: Literature / Prince Caspian -
It is embarrassingly easy to wipe out a 2000 man AI army this way as they keep sending their troops across the bridge until more than half of them die from the exploding barrels and the other half panic and rout.
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