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furor

/ˈfjʊr.ɔːr/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen plötzlichen Ausbruch von Aufregung, Wut oder Protest bezeichnet oder ein intensives, mit übertriebenem Eifer verfolgtes Interesse.

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noun

/ˈfjʊr.ɔːr/C1formalamerican
  • deSubstantiv, das einen plötzlichen Ausbruch von Aufregung, Wut oder Protest bezeichnet oder ein intensives, mit übertriebenem Eifer verfolgtes Interesse.

A noun describing a sudden outburst of excitement, anger, or protest, or an intense interest pursued with exaggerated zeal.

  1. Intense excitement or enthusiasmC1formalamerican

    An intense and often exaggerated interest or enthusiasm for something.

    deFurore

    • The new video game created a furor among teenagers.
    • There was a furor over the announcement of the sequel.
    • The band's concert caused a furor among their fans.

    Synonymecrazeenthusiasmexcitementfrenzyfuroremaniarageuproar

    Antonymeapathycalmcomposureindifferenceserenity

  2. Outburst of protest or angerC1formalamerican

    A sudden, often public, expression of strong disapproval or anger.

    deWutausbruch

    • The politician's comments caused a public furor.
    • A furor erupted after the controversial decision was made.
    • The new policy sparked a furor among the employees.

    Synonymebrouhahaclamorcommotionfusshubbuboutcryruckusstirtumultuproar

    Antonymecalmpeacequiettranquility

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  • furors plural form
  • furors' possessive plural form
  • furor's possessive singular form
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