pogrom
/ˈpɔɡrɒm/Definitions
1. noun
A violent and organized attack, typically against Jews or other minority groups, especially in Eastern Europe.
“The city experienced a series of pogroms that targeted its Jewish community.”
2. noun
A violent or destructive attack on a particular group or institution.
“The company faced a series of high-profile scandals, culminating in a major pogrom that led to its downfall.”
3. verb
To attack or destroy a particular group or institution violently.
“The protesters began to pogrom the government’s offices, leading to widespread violence.”