uproars Synonyms
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Strong:
- coils
- bothers
- squalls
- rackets
- rows
- clatters
- shindies
- bluster
- hooplas
- hullabaloos
- furores
- blathers
- ados
- clutters
- zoos
- upheavals
- corroborees
- fun
- ballyhoos
- rumpuses
- outcries
- kerfuffles
- hubbubs
- storms
- ruckuses
- alarums-and-excursions
- bustles
- furors
- roars
- ructions
- tumults
- flurries
- hurricanes
- noises
Weak:
- welters
- frets
- helter-skelters
- hassles
- hue-and-cries
- hurry-scurries
- cacophonies
- fracas
- whirls
- outbursts
- to-dos
- hubble-bubbles
- disorders
- flare-ups
- hurlies
- hurry-skurries
- m-l-es
- moils
- brawls
- foofaraws
- melees
- hoo-has
- pothers
- stews
- williwaws
- clamors
- shindys
- pandemoniums
- tizzies
- eruptions
- frays
- howls
- do-s
- fracases
- bobberies
- hurly-burlies
- dins
- hoo-hahs
- outbreaks
- splores
- dos
- fevers
- scuffles
- flutters
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uproars Meaning
uproars
a state of commotion, excitement, or violent disturbance
uproars Sentence Examples
- The crowd's uproars drowned out the speaker's voice, rendering their words inaudible.
- The announcement of the unpopular policy sparked a series of uproars that shook the city to its core.
- The children's incessant uproars disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the library.
- The courtroom erupted in uproars as the verdict was announced, sending shockwaves through the room.
- The students' uproars against the unfair grading system forced the administration to reconsider their policies.
- The political rally was marred by uproars as opposing factions clashed in violent confrontations.
- The rainstorm caused uproars in the streets, flooding them and disrupting traffic.
- The sudden arrival of the celebrity sparked uproars of excitement and chaos among the fans.
- The online forum was filled with uproars as users debated a controversial topic with passionate fervor.
- The news of the company's financial troubles sent shockwaves through the market, causing uproars among shareholders and investors.
FAQs About the word uproars
a state of commotion, excitement, or violent disturbance
disturbances, fusses, stirs, turmoils,commotions, coils, bothers, squalls, rackets, rows
tranquillities, quiets, tranquilities, peaces, rests,hushes, calms, quietudes,orders,
The crowd's uproars drowned out the speaker's voice, rendering their words inaudible.
The announcement of the unpopular policy sparked a series of uproars that shook the city to its core.
The children's incessant uproars disrupted the peaceful atmosphere of the library.
The courtroom erupted in uproars as the verdict was announced, sending shockwaves through the room.
