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brouhaha

/ˈbruː.hɑː.hɑː/

Traduction: Nom désignant une réaction bruyante et excessivement agitée à un événement mineur, souvent marquée par la confusion, le tumulte ou l'émoi.

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/ˈbruː.hɑː.hɑː/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une réaction bruyante et excessivement agitée à un événement mineur, souvent marquée par la confusion, le tumulte ou l'émoi.

A noun referring to a noisy and overexcited reaction or response to a minor event, often characterized by a confused disturbance or uproar.

  1. Uproar or commotionC1informal

    A noisy and often confused situation or reaction, typically involving many people.

    frBrouhaha

    • There was a huge brouhaha in the office after the announcement.
    • The politician's comment caused a brouhaha on social media.
    • The brouhaha over the new policy lasted for weeks.

    Synonymesclamorcommotiondisturbancefracasfusshubbubhullabaloopandemoniumrumpusturmoiluproar

    Antonymescalmpeacequietsilence

  2. Overblown fussC1informal

    A situation where people get very excited or angry about something that is not very important.

    frBrouhaha

    • The whole brouhaha was about a minor typo in the report.
    • I don't understand the brouhaha over such a trivial matter.
    • The media created a brouhaha over a simple misunderstanding.

    Synonymesadocommotionflapfusshubbubhullabalookerfufflestirto-douproar

    Antonymescalmpeacequietserenitytranquility

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