Meaning & use
uproar
A loud, excited noise or outcry, especially one made by a crowd that is angry, confused, or protesting.
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The referee's controversial call caused an uproar among the fans packed into the stadium.
News of the sudden price increase sparked an uproar across the small farming community.
A note on using this word
Uproar is uncountable and usually follows 'cause' or 'in'; it describes collective noise or protest, not a single person's anger.
Words with a similar meaning
commotionoutcryfuror
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