" uproars "

1: a state of noisy, confused activity;

  * e.g., " ... the house is always in a jubilant uproar during the holidays "

•  Synonyms : 

•  ados,

•  alarums and excursions,

•  ballyhoos,

•  blathers,

•  bluster,

•  bobberies,

•  bothers,

•  bustles,

•  clatters,

•  clutters,

•  coils,

•  commotions,

•  corroborees,

•  disturbances,

•  dos,

•  foofaraws,

•  fun,

•  furores,

•  furors,

•  fusses,

•  helter-skelters,

•  hoo-has,

•  hooplas,

•  hubble-bubbles,

•  hubbubs,

•  hullabaloos,

•  hurlies,

•  hurly-burlies,

•  hurricanes,

•  hurry-scurries,

•  kerfuffles,

•  moils,

•  pandemoniums,

•  pothers,

•  rows,

•  ruckuses,

•  ructions,

•  rumpuses,

•  shindys,

•  splores,

•  squalls,

•  stews,

•  stirs,

•  storms,

•  to-dos,

•  tumults,

•  turmoils,

•  welters,

•  whirls,

•  williwaws,

•  zoos

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

2: a violent disturbance (as of the political or social order);

  * e.g., " ... the uproar following the corrupt election nearly toppled the government "

•  Synonyms : 

•  bouleversements,

•  cataclysms,

•  convulsions,

•  earthquakes,

•  paroxysms,

•  storms,

•  tempests,

•  tumults,

•  upheavals

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

3: a violent shouting;

  * e.g., " ... an uproar arose from the crowd when it was announced that the concert was cancelled and refunds might not be available "

•  Synonyms : 

•  clamors,

•  howls,

•  hubbubs,

•  hue and cries,

•  hullabaloos,

•  noises,

•  outcries,

•  roars,

•  tumults,

•  vociferations

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

1: a state of noisy, confused activity;

  * e.g., " ... the house is always in a jubilant uproar during the holidays "

•  Synonyms : 

•  ado,

•  alarums and excursions,

•  ballyhoo,

•  blather,

•  bluster,

•  bobbery,

•  bother,

•  bustle,

•  clatter,

•  clutter,

•  coil,

•  commotion,

•  disturbance,

•  do,

•  foofaraw,

•  fun,

•  furor,

•  furore,

•  fuss,

•  helter-skelter,

•  hoo-ha,

•  hoopla,

•  hubble-bubble,

•  hubbub,

•  hullabaloo,

•  hurly,

•  hurly-burly,

•  hurricane,

•  hurry,

•  hurry-scurry,

•  kerfuffle,

•  moil,

•  pandemonium,

•  pother,

•  row,

•  ruckus,

•  ruction,

•  rumpus,

•  shindy,

•  splore,

•  squall,

•  stew,

•  stir,

•  storm,

•  to-do,

•  tumult,

•  turmoil,

•  welter,

•  whirl,

•  williwaw,

•  zoo

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

2: a state of wildly excited activity or emotion;

  * e.g., " ... the ref's controversial call sent the crowd into an uproar "

•  Synonyms : 

•  agitation,

•  deliriousness,

•  delirium,

•  distraction,

•  fever,

•  feverishness,

•  flap,

•  frenzy,

•  furor,

•  furore,

•  fury,

•  hysteria,

•  rage,

•  rampage

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)

3: a violent disturbance (as of the political or social order);

  * e.g., " ... the uproar following the corrupt election nearly toppled the government "

•  Synonyms : 

•  bouleversement,

•  cataclysm,

•  convulsion,

•  earthquake,

•  paroxysm,

•  storm,

•  tempest,

•  tumult,

•  upheaval

•  Antonyms : 

• (N/A)