join the throng

Frequency: 5.01.5 per million words

To enter or become part of a large group of people.

throngVERB + throng

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join

Examples (10)

  • People came from all directions to join the throng at the protest.
  • She decided to join the throng of tourists heading to the ancient ruins.
  • As the concert began, more fans started to join the throng near the stage.
  • He felt compelled to join the throng of mourners paying their respects.
  • Despite his shyness, he eventually decided to join the throng of dancers.
  • Will you join the throng of shoppers on Black Friday?
  • Many eager spectators wanted to join the throng celebrating the victory.
  • The little girl timidly approached, then quickly ran to join the throng of children playing.
  • He hesitated for a moment, then chose to join the throng of protesters.
  • If you want to see the parade, you'll have to join the throng along the street.