Synonyms for en masse
ɑn ˈmæs, ɑ̃en masse

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1. en masse

   Synonyms:
   accumulatively, collectively, confusedly, indiscriminately, synthetically, together, unitedly

   Antonyms:
   apiece, distributively, each, individually, separately, severally

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1. en masse, en bloc, as a groupadverb

   all together

   "the students turned out en masse"

   Synonyms:
   en bloc, as a group

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1. en masse

   Synonyms:
   [Fr.] altogether, in a mass, in a body

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1. John Cohen:

   What smugglers will do is they will infiltrate those online communities. They will provide information -- very oftentimes manufactured information -- that there's an opportunity to enter the John Cohen, they'll seek to organize large groups of migrants who will then travel to the southern border and present en masse.

2. Gurshabad Grover:

   It can lead to en masse takedown of content, intermediaries are often happy to take down perfectly legal content just to avoid liability.

3. Armen Gasparyan:

   If banks from the top 30 get into trouble, the government will have to save them at any price, it would be very painful for such a bank to go under, as it could spark a crisis of confidence in which the population withdraws deposits en masse and interbank lending rates spike.

4. Cho Hyun-woo:

   If you kill the technology that can make these ships when they are ordered en masse starting 2018, it's painfully obvious the technology will go to China or Japan.

5. Lisa Dadio:

   We saw what most of us in the profession knew was going to happen, crime just skyrocketed, and [there are a] lack of resources. The pandemic definitely didn't help with officers getting sick and dying and not being able to perform their duties due to the pandemic. … [Police departments] were not hiring and, en masse, police officers retired throughout the country.