Definition
Definition of mobber - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorRare person in a disorderly groupRare
- The mobber shouted loudly during the protest.
2.
internetRare participant in online harassmentRare
- The mobber was banned for cyberbullying on the forum.
Expressions with mobber
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person joining a sudden public performance
The flash mobber danced energetically in the crowded square.
Origin of mobber
English, mob (crowd) + -er (agent noun)
Examples of mobber in a sentence
Each mobber had a different agenda. The mobber targeted several users on social media. Authorities tracked down the mobber responsible for the threats.
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- French:émeutier, harceleur en ligne, ...
- German:Randalierer, Mobber, ...
- Italian:agitato, molestatore online, ...
- Spanish:manifestante, acosador, ...
- Portuguese:agitador, agressor, ...
- Chinese:暴徒, 网络暴力者, ...
- Japanese:暴徒, ネットいじめ参加者, ...
- Arabic:مُشَاغِب, مُتَنَمِّر إِلِكْتِرُونِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:חָבֵר הָמוֹן, מַפְגִּיעַ, ...
- Russian:участник беспорядков, тролль, ...
- Ukrainian:учасник натовпу, троль, ...
- Hindi:उपद्रवी, मॉबर, ...
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