furor in English

noun

1

an outbreak of public anger or excitement.

the article raised a furor among mathematicians

synonyms: commotion, uproar, outcry, fuss, upset, brouhaha, foofaraw, palaver, pother, tempest, agitation, pandemonium, disturbance, hubbub, rumpus, tumult, turmoil, stir, excitement, song and dance, to-do, hoo-ha, hullabaloo, ballyhoo, flap, stink

noun

commotion, uproar, outcry, fuss, upset, brouhaha, foofaraw, palaver, pother, tempest, agitation, pandemonium, disturbance, hubbub, rumpus, tumult, turmoil, stir, excitement, song and dance, to-do, hoo-ha, hullabaloo, ballyhoo, flap, stink
furore
fad, rage, cult, furore, craze

Use "furor" in a sentence

1. AIG furor puts spotlight on retention bonuses.

2. All this furor over a book?

3. The half hour lecture caused an enormous furor.

4. Jackson surrendered himself to police a media furor.

5. Furor: This talent now works correctly with Cat Form again.

6. Madam President, your decision to criminalize abortion has created a furor.

7. It is hard now to recall the furor his remarks caused.

8. His resignation passed almost unnoticed amid the furor of the elections.

9. Lysias claims furor Amorisis is hubris and paves the way for misfortune

10. In spite of the furor the codicil caused, life went on much as before.

11. Clubhouse—a sort of voice-based chat room—is the furor du jour

12. What is all the furor of new implicated in breast cancer risk?

13. Sarkozy earlier played down the furor, saying, " There's no need to dramatize things. "

14. After a South African newspaper first reported the love child last week, a public furor followed.

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16. Duke officials said the furor had not hurt their admissions or fund - raising efforts.

17. But it is Azima who is the direct link between Thompson and the current fund-raising furor.

18. The Brouhaha that caused made the furor over his support of the Iraq War look like a bar mitzvah

19. When librarians revealed they had culled 000 books from the collection and tossed them out,(Sentencedict.com ) a furor erupted.

20. And so when a furor arose as the press began reporting on Teen Shuttle-like operations, advocates considered filing suit.

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23. The effort to win quick approval of the so-called supermajority tax limitation amendment has raised a furor among some Democrats.

24. Sennhauser says that the government has employed these technologies smartly despite being caught flat-footed by the initial furor after the election.

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27. The Georgia sheriff’s captain who stoked furor by saying the Atlanta spa shooter had a “bad day” when he allegedly went on a killing rampage has been Booted off the case, officials said

28. The Japanese Red Cross, for instance, stirred a furor in October 1989 when it tried to elbow its way into the Japanese market by giving large discounts on products extracted from donated blood.

29. Actualise, realize, substantiate, realise create , make - make or cause to be or to become; "make a mess in one's office"; "create a furor" incarnate - make concrete and real

30. Blast - create by using explosives; "Blast a passage through the mountain" shell create , make - make or cause to be or to become; "make a mess in one's office"; "create a furor"