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Common collocations with mass in American Collocation

mass adjective

US /mæs/

movement of people

emigration
exodus
immigration
migration
mobilization
movement

There was much suffering and loss of life and a mass exodus.

killing or death

destruction
execution
extermination
extinction
killing
murder
slaughter
suicide

Mass murder by the state is not rare.

grave

grave

90 or more soldiers were buried in a mass grave in a field at St Venant.

protest or fighting

demonstration
movement
protest
struggle

The regime organised mass demonstrations.

They called for the formation of a new party based on the mass anti-war movement.

feeling

hysteria

In some areas there were deep social crises and a few outbreaks of mass hysteria.

unemployment

unemployment

He was brought up in a community in which there was mass unemployment.

tourism

tourism

It was a wonderful area, largely unspoilt by mass tourism.

audience

audience

His plays failed to reach a mass audience as he had hoped they might.