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Definition of «uproar»

The word "uproar" refers to a loud and commotion, often caused by an outcry or disagreement. It can be used to describe any situation where there is chaos, confusion, or disorder, such as a public disturbance, a heated argument, or a clamorous protest. The term can also imply that the noise or commotion has reached a level of intensity that it cannot be ignored, and demands attention or resolution.

Usage examples

  1. The decision to close the local library has caused an uproar in the community.
  2. The controversial statement made by the politician sparked a massive uproar among the public.
  3. The surprise announcement of the cancellation of the concert led to an immediate uproar from disappointed fans.
  4. The teacher's unfair grading system created an uproar among the students and their parents.
  5. The new policy introduced by the company ignited an uproar in the workplace, with employees demanding a change.
  6. The offensive joke made during the comedian's performance resulted in an uproar from the offended audience members.
  7. The increase in tuition fees caused an uproar among students, who organized protests and demonstrations.
  8. The release of the controversial movie led to an uproar, with various groups calling for its ban.
  9. The government's decision to raise taxes sparked an uproar among citizens, leading to widespread criticism and protests.
  10. The news of the cheating scandal in the sports industry caused an uproar, with fans and athletes demanding justice and accountability.

Phrases with «uproar»

Sentences with «uproar»

  • The art world is in uproar over a portrait claimed to be of Shakespeare, but how do you tell the masterpieces from the fakes? (newscientist.com)
  • In 1998, at the age of 30, he was the first black winner of the Turner prize, and he later caused uproar in some quarters with a painting of the Virgin Mary that featured spherical pieces of elephant dung. (theguardian.com)
  • A variety of activities including a «real - life» symmetry powerpoint to engage children (warning - funny monkey images may cause uproars of laughter... (tes.com)
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