furors Synonyms
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- squalls
- ballyhoos
- williwaws
- ruckuses
- uproars
- bustles
- bobberies
- to-dos
- clatters
- ados
- flurries
- roars
- welters
- pothers
- clutters
- splores
- zoos
- hubbubs
- hurry-scurries
- shindys
- hullabaloos
- hurricanes
- corroborees
- helter-skelters
- bothers
- hurlies
- moils
- blathers
- stews
- foofaraws
- rackets
- hurry-skurries
- hooplas
- do-s
- alarums-and-excursions
- tumults
- rows
- hubble-bubbles
- coils
- hurly-burlies
- hoo-hahs
- ructions
- rumpuses
- whirls
- bluster
- pandemoniums
- kerfuffles
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furors Meaning
furors
an outburst of public excitement or indignation, fury sense 4, furious or hectic activity, an angry or maniacal fit, fury sense 1, rage, an outburst of excitement, a fashionable craze
furors Sentence Examples
- The scandalous affair created a furor within the political circles.
- The controversial statement ignited a furor among the public.
- The film's explicit content sparked a furor among parents and critics.
- The government's decision to impose new taxes caused a furor among businesses.
- The discovery of the ancient artifact created a furor in the archaeological community.
- The singer's arrest on drug charges created a furor among fans and media outlets.
- The team's unexpected victory over the reigning champions created a furor among sports enthusiasts.
- The new vaccine trial results triggered a furor within the scientific community.
- The proposal for a new development project sparked a furor among local residents.
- The politician's inflammatory speech created a furor that spread across the nation.
FAQs About the word furors
an outburst of public excitement or indignation, fury sense 4, furious or hectic activity, an angry or maniacal fit, fury sense 1, rage, an outburst of exciteme
disturbances, stirs, turmoils, fun, noises, shindies, storms, fusses, furores, commotions
tranquillities, calms, quiets,tranquilities, rests, peaces, hushes,quietudes, orders,
The scandalous affair created a furor within the political circles.
The controversial statement ignited a furor among the public.
The film's explicit content sparked a furor among parents and critics.
The government's decision to impose new taxes caused a furor among businesses.
