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rampant (adjective), more rampant, most rampant
1. A description of a condition which is spreading quickly and in a way that is difficult to control: There is a concern by local officials about the rampant crime wave that is going on in the city.

There have been rampant wildfires which have destroyed many homes in Colorado and California.

2. Etymology: from the French word ramper meaning "to climb, to creep" like an animal on its hind legs using its paws as if it is in a climbing-mode.
Flourishing unchecked and unrestrained.
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Wide-spread and without control.
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Relating to being expressive or aggressive in opinion or manner.
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A reference to being extensively ungoverned vehemence.
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