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Filled with many people
“Doris placed a crown on his head and a kiss on his cheek to the cheers of the crowded stadium.”
Packed or filled with many people or things
“Garza and his two companions made their way through the crowded parking lot and found their car.”
Crowded or packed closely together into a small space
“The railway police managed to shove their way through the crowded corridor and squeeze into the compartment.”
Uncomfortably small or restricted in size or space
Full of activity, movement or life
Excessively decorated
Of, relating to, catering for, or visited by tourists
Scattered with a disorderly mixture of objects that take up space
Full of life, spirit, energy, or movement
In very close proximity, typically side by side
(round/around) Past tense for to gather tightly in a large mass of people
“The street busker was gradually building his act as the people started to crowd around to see his performance.”
(crowd into) Past tense for to press forward into an area, especially with limited space
“Before long, everyone had to crowd into a little room before a voice boomed over the mic.”
Past tense for to fill a small or restricted area with people or things
“The organization had planned to crowd the arena with protesters before the main event.”
Past tense for to suffocate a person's space as if to coerce them into doing something
“Despite my insistence that he was crowding me, he still persisted with his incessant calls.”
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