“Rampant” in Japanese
Short answer
Rampant in Japanese is “奔放” (honpou). Full meaning: wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant.
Other ways to say “Rampant” in Japanese
野放図
nohouzu wild, unruly, arrogant; endless (e.g. spending), uncontrolled, rampant (e.g. weeds)
茫々
boubou vast (ocean, desert, etc.), boundless, extensive; vague (e.g. memories), unclear, fuzzy, hazy; rampant (weeds, etc.), running wild, overgrown
ほんぽう
honpou wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant
ほんぱう
honpou wild, uninhibited, extravagant, rampant
野方図
nohouzu wild, unruly, arrogant; endless (e.g. spending), uncontrolled, rampant (e.g. weeds)
野放途
nohouzu wild, unruly, arrogant; endless (e.g. spending), uncontrolled, rampant (e.g. weeds)
茫茫
boubou vast (ocean, desert, etc.), boundless, extensive; vague (e.g. memories), unclear, fuzzy, hazy; rampant (weeds, etc.), running wild, overgrown
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