I want to mean there are a number of passengers standing on station platform in a disorderly way.
So can I write: 'Passengers cluttered up the station platform.'
Thank You.
' No; 'clutter' is used with objects, not people. "
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So can I write: 'Passengers cluttered up the station platform.'
No; 'clutter' is used with objects, not people.
I would say: " The passengers were scattered about the platform."