
Uproar
Expressing Discontent
Use 'uproar' to express collective dissatisfaction or opposition, typically in public settings.

The policy change threw the employees into an uproar.
Intensity Matters
'Uproar' indicates a strong, passionate reaction, more intense than simple complaining or disagreement.

The corrupt election results sparked an uproar across the nation.
Not Just Physical
While 'uproar' can suggest loud noise, it can also be a metaphor for a great deal of upset or commotion.

The leaked document set the internet in an uproar.
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ChaosClamourCommotionDisorderDisturbanceHubbubPandemoniumTumultTurmoil
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