Meaning & use
Furor
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An outbreak of public anger, excitement, or controversy over an issue or event.
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The politician's remarks sparked a furor among voters.
A furor erupted online after the company's data breach was revealed.
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From the Latin 'furor,' meaning rage or frenzy; the British spelling is 'furore.'
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