Ruckus

/ˈrʌkəs/
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Often Negative

Ruckus usually describes disruptions considered negative or unwanted.

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His shouting in the library caused quite a ruckus.
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Informal Contexts

Use 'ruckus' in casual conversation rather than formal writing or speech.

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The kids next door are always making a ruckus.
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Subjective Perception

Sometimes a ruckus may be bothersome to some but unimportant to others.

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I slept fine last night despite the ruckus from the storm.
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