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en masse
[ahn mas, en, ah
adverb
in a mass; all together; as a group.
The people rushed to the gate en masse.
en masse
/ ɑ̃ mas /
adverb
in a group, body, or mass; as a whole; all together
en masse
A French phrase meaning “in a large body”: “The protesters left en masse for the White House.”
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of en masse1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of en masse1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
It's only during his most recent tours that people have been dressing as him en masse - something he says is "an honour".
According to a statement from Ukraine's security service, SBU, "enemy strategic bombers are burning en masse in Russia".
Mr Callaghan said it was "behaviour en masse which is reminiscent of what we had thought we had left behind".
The present is always understood as an impending catastrophe in which white people will be killed en masse or “utterly submerged,” but there’s no discoverable or recoverable past moment when the fear was absent.
The influenza division at the CDC lost staff to probationary firings as well as on Valentine's Day when further staff were fired en masse.
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