hurly (Meaning)
hurly (n.)
Noise; confusion; uproar.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hurly
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Synonyms:
- furore
- furor
- bustle
- uproar
- flurry
- rumpus
- clutter
- moil
- pandemonium
- hubbub
- whirl
- welter
- racket
- hurricane
- stew
- tumult
- row
- squall
- ruction
- hurry-scurry
- hullabaloo
- shindy
- hoo-hah
- ado
- coil
- kerfuffle
- hoopla
- hurly-burly
- blather
- ruckus
- ballyhoo
- to-do
- bother
- zoo
- fun
- corroboree
- splore
- foofaraw
- roar
- helter-skelter
- bluster
- hurry-skurry
- storm
- pother
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hurly Sentence Examples
- The hurly-burly of the city streets overwhelmed the senses.
- The football match was a hurly-burly of action and excitement.
- The politician's speech was a hurly-burly of promises and empty rhetoric.
- The storm created a hurly-burly of wind and rain that lashed against the windows.
- The crowd formed a hurly-burly of bodies, pushing and shoving towards the stage.
- The battle was a hurly-burly of chaos and bloodshed.
- The marketplace was a hurly-burly of activity, with vendors hawking their wares and customers bartering for goods.
- The debate was a hurly-burly of opposing opinions, each side vying for attention.
- The traffic jam caused a hurly-burly of vehicles, all vying for space on the road.
- The school playground was a hurly-burly of children running, playing, and shouting.
FAQs About the word hurly
Noise; confusion; uproar.
commotion, hurry, noise, turmoil, clatter, stir, fuss, disturbance, furore, furor
stillness, peace, calm, tranquility, stillness, hush, hush, quiet, rest,rest
The hurly-burly of the city streets overwhelmed the senses.
The football match was a hurly-burly of action and excitement.
The politician's speech was a hurly-burly of promises and empty rhetoric.
The storm created a hurly-burly of wind and rain that lashed against the windows.
