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What is another word for
rife
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Widespread or common
Full of
Very commonly encountered or observed
(
of a belief or attitude
)
Held by the majority of public
Increasing in amount, degree or intensity unchecked
Widely reported without strong evidence
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▲
Adjective
▲
Widespread or common
widespread
common
general
universal
ubiquitous
epidemic
extensive
pandemic
prevalent
abundant
endemic
everywhere
global
omnipresent
plentiful
rampant
current
frequent
immanent
inescapable
insidious
penetrating
permeating
pervading
pervasive
raging
permeant
permeative
present everywhere
prevailing
suffusive
many
multitudinous
numerous
popular
predominant
profuse
regnant
ruling
thronged
sweeping
wide-ranging
worldwide
wall-to-wall
broad
comprehensive
unrestricted
boundless
unlimited
far-reaching
all-embracing
all over the place
infinite
ubiquitary
international
astronomical
worldly
ecumenical
all-present
ever-present
all-pervasive
overarching
all-pervading
undisputed
regular
all-over
total
diffuse
catholic
across-the-board
all-inclusive
persistent
spreading
infectious
contagious
catching
epizootic
communicable
all over
very common
can't get away from
empyrean
whole
cosmic
cosmopolitan
multinational
mundane
customary
planetary
celestial
terrestrial
all
usual
accepted
generic
stellar
wholesale
expansive
deep
extended
complete
exhaustive
full
wide
blanket
thorough
overall
rangy
thoroughgoing
absolute
outspread
preponderate
overwhelming
far-flung
all-round
out-and-out
all-encompassing
all-around
all-out
on a large scale
across the board
inclusive
collective
compendious
entire
panoramic
cyclopedic
encyclopedic
US
embracive
omnibus
encyclopaedic
UK
unanimous
typical
all-in
in-depth
commonplace
normal
conventional
broad-gauge
broad-gauged
broad-brush
accustomed
public
cover-all
one-size-fits-all
recognized
US
standard
stock
shared
recognised
UK
run-of-the-mill
more ❯
“However, speculation remains
rife
that the money generated will be used to fund redundancies this summer.”
Adjective
▲
Full of
swarming
teeming
abounding
alive
bursting
lousy
seething
abundant
awash
flush
fraught
full
overflowing
replete
thick
thronging
filled
laden
loaded
packed
stuffed
abounding in
abundant in
full of
overrun by
plentiful
copious
profuse
plenteous
crowded
bountiful
rich
generous
bounteous
lavish
brimming
ample
superabundant
inexhaustible
crawling
prolific
thick on the ground
thronged
liberal
jam-packed
overrun
infinite
galore
cornucopian
luxuriant
chock-full
great
populous
well-provided
jammed
crammed
brimful
bristling
considerable
countless
extensive
swamped
aplenty
innumerable
exuberant
opulent
myriad
large
voluminous
multitudinous
chock-a-block
plenty
heavy
comfortable
lank
fruitful
a gogo
congested
flowing
boundless
numerous
bumper
huge
commodious
lush
well-supplied
unlimited
flooded
in abundance
chock-full of
overcrowded
fertile
heaving
rank
overloaded
substantial
sizeable
choked
munificent
broad
solid
dense
prodigal
productive
many
pullulating
multiple
complete
chocker
several
full to bursting
sufficient
immeasurable
limitless
incalculable
no end of
legion
like Piccadilly Circus
numberless
uncountable
bursting at the seams
no end
lousy with
pregnant
charged
lackless
spacious
flushed
dripping
roomy
unrestricted
expansive
capacious
glutted
well-stocked
rolling
saturated
covered
hopping
infested
bustling
well supplied
well stocked
well provided
deluged
enough and to spare
competent
swimming
fulsome
excessive
extravagant
superfluous
appreciable
enough
improvident
jumping
close
compact
overfed
supplied
luxurious
stinking
big
tight
buzzing
hoaching
hotching
deep
serried
cramped
compressed
heaped
populated
knee-deep
fecund
mobbed
crawling with
like sardines
cram-full of
having a considerable amount of
having a copious amount of
huddled
in plenty
crushed
massed
up to the hilt
filled to the rafters
wall-to-wall
flourishing
sardined
full up
full of commotion
elbow-to-elbow
fit to bust
busy
fat
fructuous
proliferative
generative
proliferous
mucho
reproductive
generating
reproducing
breeding
yielding
proliferant
high-volume
spawning
endless
rife with
bursting with
overflowing with
loaded with
replete with
rich in
multifold
manifold
various
overloaded with
well provided with
crammed with
brimful with
awash with
well stocked with
teeming with
crowded with
jam-packed with
chocker with
brimming with
chock-a-block with
charged with
swarming with
jammed with
stuffed with
thick with
packed with
well supplied with
solid with
fraught with
diverse
vast
varied
assorted
prevalent
umpteen
untold
measureless
uncounted
miscellaneous
disparate
large-scale
multifarious
multiplied
rampant
unremitting
incomputable
sundry
motley
unnumbered
frequent
mixed
unbounded
innumerous
a lot of
stacks of
a profusion of
lots of
millions of
a multitude of
a multiplicity of
loads of
all kinds of
heaps of
a shedload of
bazillions of
scores of
a great many
plenty of
infinite numbers of
masses of
beaucoup
a slew of
bags of
quantities of
a great deal of
very many
billions of
a quantity of
oodles of
dozens of
a swag of
tons of
a bunch of
a great number of
hundreds of
zillions of
piles of
thousands of
quite a few
an abundance of
gazillions of
scads of
overfull
cram-full
spilling over
overpopulated
overpeopled
running over
crammed full
scaturient
inundant
torrential
inundatory
full to overflowing
packed like sardines
bulging at the seams
full to the gunwales
like the Black Hole of Calcutta
more than enough
more ❯
“Many civilians will claim the judiciary, like the rest of the government, is
rife
with corruption.”
Adjective
▲
Very commonly encountered or observed
ubiquitous
common
commonplace
normal
regular
conventional
customary
standard
rampant
universal
wonted
adopted
frequent
endemic
everyday
typical
constant
familiar
stereotypical
habitual
routine
mainstream
pervasive
quotidian
prevalent
usual
generic
ordinary
stereotyped
accepted
garden
natural
congruous
household
persistent
widespread
garden-variety
well established
common or garden
prevailing
predictable
daily
repeated
recurring
recurrent
perpetual
profuse
incessant
day-to-day
mundane
continual
reiterated
extensive
monotonous
stock
fixed
accustomed
expected
general
average
recognized
US
settled
traditional
established
set
prosaic
cut-and-dry
orthodox
going
workaday
cut-and-dried
run-of-the-mill
current
unexceptional
popular
unremarkable
standard-issue
bog-standard
simple
plain
chronic
vanilla
white-bread
plastic
recognised
UK
matter-of-course
so-so
grind
typic
garden variety
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of a belief or attitude
)
Held by the majority of public
popular
widespread
general
common
current
prevalent
prevailing
customary
universal
standard
stock
shared
ordinary
usual
accepted
established
acknowledged
recognised
UK
recognized
US
conventional
majority
overall
received
ruling
orthodox
ubiquitous
conformist
in circulation
widely held
rampant
predominant
dominant
regnant
preponderant
public
accustomed
principal
mainstream
normal
regular
going
in vogue
extensive
main
chief
supreme
wide
pervasive
vulgar
broad
habitual
typical
wonted
commonplace
natural
comprehensive
sweeping
pivotal
preeminent
in force
major
prime
dominating
central
foremost
circulating
number-one
focal
pre-eminent
superior
traditional
traditionalist
afoot
everyday
frequent
about
well established
mass
talked of
bruited about
in general use
in the air
going around
making the rounds
doing the rounds
average
endemic
ascendant
global
national
collective
joint
communal
overarching
outright
blanket
ongoing
routine
numerous
typic
nationwide
societal
wholesale
epidemic
total
in use
run-of-the-mill
all-round
all-around
middle-of-the-road
prepotent
broad-spectrum
across-the-board
broad-brush
across the board
set
existing
fashionable
commonest
predominating
operative
influential
preponderating
catholic
fundamental
all-embracing
familiar
in style
worldwide
steady
ecumenical
in fashion
by the numbers
most important
most usual
most frequent
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Increasing in amount, degree or intensity unchecked
rampant
unrestrained
unbridled
unchecked
uncontrolled
widespread
epidemic
wild
aggressive
dominant
excessive
outrageous
pandemic
raging
rank
tumultuous
violent
abandoned
exuberant
flagrant
intemperate
pervasive
prevalent
rampaging
raw
runaway
unbounded
uncontrollable
unhampered
unhindered
vehement
luxuriant
profuse
riotous
ungovernable
wanton
blustering
boisterous
clamorous
extensive
extravagant
fecund
flourishing
furious
growing
impetuous
multiplying
out of control
predominant
proliferating
rambling
spreading
threatening
turbulent
unruly
exceeding bounds
out of hand
spreading like wildfire
on the rampage
mass
Adjective
▲
Widely reported without strong evidence
rumored
US
alleged
assumed
believed
held
reputed
supposed
thought
understood
whispered
broadcast
bruited
circulating
gossiped
prevailing
said
told
all over town
going around
given out
ostensible
purported
apparent
reported
rumoured
UK
claimed
suspected
seeming
putative
presumed
evident
ostensive
conjectural
hypothetical
supposititious
prima facie
asserted
declared
suspicious
suspect
implicated
designated
incriminated
accepted
presupposed
theoretical
involved
suppositional
under suspicion
suggested
considered
regarded
professed
deemed
estimated
specious
likely
soi-disant
described
stated
averred
accounted
invented
fictional
made-up
imaginary
judged
reckoned
suppositive
suppository
fabled
conjectured
expected
surmised
hypothesized
US
granted
inferred
anticipated
given
connoted
implicit
postulated
tacit
hypothesised
UK
taken as known
counted on
taken for granted
more ❯
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