uproar
Translation
uproar, outcry, commotion, tumult
Examples
The decision caused an uproar among the public.
The decision caused an uproar among the public.
There was an uproar when the team lost the game.
There was an uproar when the team lost the game.
Grammar Patterns
((an uproar)) ((over/about sth.)) a loud and angry protest about something There was an uproar over the new tax law.
Similar Words
Synonyms: commotion, turmoil, pandemonium; Antonyms: calm, quiet, peace
Etymology
From 'up' + 'roar'. Imagine a crowd 'roaring' loudly in anger or excitement.
Memory Tips
Think of the loud 'roar' of a lion, but from a crowd of people, creating an 'uproar'.