uproar

Oznaczający (Angielski)

Noun

1. Tumultuous, noisy excitement.
2. Loud, confused noise, especially when coming from several sources.
3. A loud protest, controversy, or outrage.

Verb

1. To throw into uproar or confusion.
2. To make an uproar.

Synonimy

tumult

commotion

noise

hubbub

din

clamour

disturbance

racket

riot

turmoil

row

bustle

stir

hullabaloo

confusion

clamor

rumpus

fuss

brawl

fracas

upheaval

outcry

rebellion

blare

garboil

loud noise

clatter

pandemonium

katzenjammer

trouble

shout

pother

sound

🔉

ballyhoo

hum

disruption

ruction

brouhaha

ado

panic

ruckus

confused noise

clamouring

quarrelling

bluster

loud quarrelling

rout

shouting

chaos

disorder

shindy

mayhem

to-do

sensation

scrimmage

scene

tumultuousness

murmur

troublesomeness

turbulence

vociferation

welter

work

worry

balagan

raise a tumult

loud talk

loud cry

abuse

tangled situation

loud and confused noise

tow-row

distrubance

loud quarrelting

comming and going

baldare

deafening noise

agitation

alarm

annoyance

argument

babel

blaring

boisterousness

busy

buzz

carry-on

chaotic

clamoring

coil

consternation

convulsion

cry

😢

disadvantage

disorderliness

dispute

drumming

excitement

flap

flurry

fluster

flutter

frenzy

furor

hue and cry

hurly-burly

inconvenience

insurrection

invasion

messy

mischief

noisiness

occupied

outbreak

perturbation

quarrel

quiet

raging

raid

restlessness

revolt

rising

roar

roaring

rowdiness

ruffle

rumbling

scandal

shambles

silence

spectacle

spree

stridor

trepidation

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

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Etymologia (Angielski)

Calque of Dutch oproer or German Aufruhr. Possibly influenced by roar.