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Discover Ludwig"motley crowd" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who are made up of many different things or come from many different backgrounds. For example, "The debate audience was a motley crowd of people from different countries, backgrounds, and ages."
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The English vegetarians were a motley crowd.
And the motley crowd has no hope of changing the president's mind.
It was a motley crowd: barristers and accountants, artisans and labourers.
Mother sat like a queen, beaming over the motley crowd at the table.
Instead, they appear to have drawn a motley crowd of rightwingers.
They were a motley crowd, drawn from all sections of my social and professional life.
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Yes, free admission is a mixed blessing: free shows bring out motley crowds, a mixture of the knowledgeable and the clueless.
Arriving at La Guardia's Art Deco-style Marine Air Terminal, she stepped into a scene that contrasted sharply with the motley crowds that jam most airports these days.
It is here, far from the art world's madding crowd, that I – along with a motley crew led by the Swiss philanthropist Francesca von Habsburg – find myself swimming desperately for land, while the vessel that has brought us, the Dardanella, bobs safely offshore.
I stood a few metres away from the soldiers as they shot at the crowd, and hung out with a motley crew of international activists and international observers.
I stood a few yards away from the soldiers as they shot at the crowd, and hung out with a motley crew of international activists and international observers.
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