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Often used in the same context:
uproar,
controversy,
furor,
brouhaha,
rumpus,
kerfuffle,
hullabaloo,
firestorm,
outcry,
disquiet,
outrage,
ruckus,
backlash,
scandal,
imbroglio,
ructions,
hullaballoo,
flap,
controversary,
fiasco,
contretemps,
hysteria,
slanging match,
hubbub,
tiff,
debacle,
frenzy,
consternation,
fury,
tempest,
fuss,
maelstrom,
wrangles,
fracas,
dustup,
confusion,
rift,
stoush,
squabble,
debate,
commotion,
unease,
ire,
embarrassment,
bungle,
criticism,
saga,
revelation,
clamor,
hoopla,
feud,
acrimony,
indignation,
dispute,
stramash,
pandemonium,
mass hysteria,
speculation,
unhappiness,
tensions,
disagreement,
flak,
scepticism,
turmoil,
craze,
discontentment,
tirade,
opprobrium,
gaffe,
disgrace,
discomfiture,
tussle,
buzz,
anger,
tumult,
bemusement,
quarrel,
resentment,
shockwaves,
harrumphing,
spats,
rammy,
bunfight,
vilification,
fallout,
flutter,
indiscrete,
misunderstanding,
protests,
upheaval,
schism,
shemozzle,
tetchiness,
dissension,
angst,
embarassment,
dissidence,
uneasiness,
anguish,
revolt,
riots,
indiscretion,
flurry,
vogue,
celebrity,
panic,
spate,
acclaim,
disappointment,
notoriety,
stampede,
unpleasantness,
scare,
upsurge
More specific:
brouhaha
More general:
disturbance,
fashion
Synonyms:
craze,
cult,
fad,
furor,
rage
Also try:
— Adjectives for furore:
great,
public,
perfect,
such,
political,
tremendous,
international,
considerable,
much,
veritable,
recent,
more...
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