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uproar

/ˈʌp.rɔːr/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un alboroto o clamor ruidoso y confuso, a menudo provocado por una multitud enfurecida o excitada.

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noun

/ˈʌp.rɔːr/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un alboroto o clamor ruidoso y confuso, a menudo provocado por una multitud enfurecida o excitada.

A noun referring to a loud, confused, and often angry disturbance or commotion, typically involving a crowd of people.

  1. Loud noise or commotionB2formal

    A loud and confused noise, especially from a crowd of people.

    esAlboroto

    • The announcement caused an uproar in the audience.
    • There was an uproar in the stadium when the team scored.
    • The children's uproar could be heard from the next room.

    Sinónimosclamorcommotiondinhubbubhullabaloonoisepandemoniumracketruckustumult

    Antónimoscalmpeacequietsilencestillness

  2. Public protest or outrageB2formal

    A strong expression of anger or disapproval by many people.

    esProtesta pública o indignación

    • The new law sparked a public uproar.
    • The decision caused an uproar among the employees.
    • There was a huge uproar over the proposed tax increase.

    Sinónimosbrouhahaclamorcommotionfurorfurorehue and cryhullabaloooutcryruckus

    Antónimosacclaimapprovalsupport

Formas
  • uproars plural form
  • uproars' possessive plural form
  • uproar's possessive singular form
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