Rush and Swarm

Rush

Rush verb - To take sudden, violent action against.

Usage example: one goat suddenly rushed the other and knocked it down

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Swarm and rush are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Swarm" instead a verb "Rush".

Nearby Words: rushed, rushing, rushy

Swarm verb - To move upon or fill (something) in great numbers.

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Rush and swarm are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rush" instead a verb "Swarm".

Nearby Words: swarming, swarmed

full	full rush	full swarm
complete	complete rush	complete swarm
regular	regular rush	regular swarm
original	original rush	original swarm
Other adjectives: endless, true, strong, entire, real, massive, large, big, huge, new, flying, last, occasional, several, literal, oncoming, said, nearby, resulting, ensuing.

position	rush position	swarm position
base	rush base	swarm base
time	rush time	swarm time
trench	rush trench	swarm trench
Other words: opponent, player, players, enemies, systems.

Even a single rush of his swarm could stun-lock and potentially kill you, leading many players to consider him That One Boss.

Source: Video Game / Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2
In one example, two people frantically grab oxygen masks, strangling the man seated between them, and in another, a swarm of people rush to the emergency exit.

Source: Reality Ensues
Genre Savvy: Several times, Bridget muses on what dramatic heroines would do in her position, such as rush valiantly and futilely into a swarm of enemies to give her companion a chance to escape.

Source: Literature / The Cinder Spires

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