furore

• Nom désignant un accès d'indignation ou d'excitation publique, souvent soudain et intense, accompagné de protestations ou d'un intérêt passionné et excessif.

A noun referring to an outbreak of public anger, excitement, or controversy, often characterized by a sudden outburst of protest or an interest followed with exaggerated zeal.

1. Intense excitement or enthusiasmC1formalbritish

   A wave of intense interest or enthusiasm that is often exaggerated or short-lived.

   fureur, engouement intense

   • The new smartphone caused a furore among tech enthusiasts.
   • The artist's latest exhibition created a furore in the art world.
   • There was a furore over the announcement of the new policy.

   Synonymescommotioncrazeenthusiasmexcitementfrenzyragesensationstiruproarvogue

   Antonymesapathycalmindifferenceserenity

2. Sudden public protest or outrageC1formalbritish

   A sudden, often noisy, outburst of public anger or protest.

   Indignation publique soudaine

   • The government's decision sparked a furore among citizens.
   • The controversial article caused a furore in the media.
   • A furore erupted after the company's unethical practices were exposed.

   Synonymesbrouhahaclamorcommotionfurorfusshue and cryoutcryruckustumultuproar