Synonym: action, ado, confusion, disturbance, excitement, fuss, hubbub, row, rumpus, stir, to-do, trouble, tumult. Similar words: motion, emotion, emotional, promotion, motivation, notion, immolation, negotiation. Meaning: [kə'məʊʃn] 
n. 1. a disorderly outburst or tumult 2. the act of making a noisy disturbance 3. confused movement.
n. 1. a disorderly outburst or tumult 2. the act of making a noisy disturbance 3. confused movement. 
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31. In the ensuing commotion lost one of the oars over board.
32. By this time the adults had heard the commotion and were at the windows too.
33. There was a commotion at the door and a tall elderly man entered.
34. There was a commotion of shouting and misunderstood reports of what had happened.
35. We had gone about forty feet or more when we heard a commotion and saw dark figures coming out of the station.
36. He heard what sounded like a stifled cry of pain from a shriller voice; then the commotion beside him resumed once more.
37. They were near, just around the comer, accompanied by much shouting and noise of commotion.
38. On the instant, a fearful commotion began on the farther side.
39. M., we were awakened by a large racket and went outside to see what was causing the commotion.
40. The boys were screaming around the yard outside with companions attracted by the commotion.
41. Suddenly there was a commotion in the water and Tim appeared, dipping and diving like a young dolphin.
42. Some time later, Brenda was cooking dinner when she heard a commotion in the street.
43. The recipe which was causing a minor commotion was for a lobster set ablaze with whisky.
44. They stood in a tight bunch and craned their necks to see what was causing the commotion.
45. Only gradually did he become conscious of a commotion in the darkness beside him.
46. As usual he brought with him a collection of friends and a lot of commotion.
47. Somebody else might have started a fight or caused a commotion.
48. A neighbor calls the police after hearing the commotion of two individuals prying open a window.
49. The noise echoes throughout the usually serene hills surrounding Potrero, but few people are complaining about the commotion.
50. They kept quite still, although all the commotion of the station swirled around them.
51. Rumble rumble, shout and holla, came the sudden commotion in the corridor.
52. As he did so, a commotion started up behind them, at the ch'a counter.
53. Scared pelicans flapped away, and Ellen came up from the galley to see what had caused the commotion.
54. Valentinian's immediate successor, Petronius Maximus, was killed in the commotion preceding the Vandal sack of Rome in 455.
55. Mum jumped up straight away and began rearranging the furniture which had been upset in the commotion.
56. She was brought from her dismal thinking by the sound of a commotion in the yard.
57. Please also note General Exclusion 7b - no cover is provided for loss or damage caused by riots or civil commotion.
58. From the hall behind them they could hear the commotion as their comrades and the invaders fought hand to hand.
59. They look up from their table to see what all the commotion is about[sentence dictionary], and then continue to eat.
60. There is a commotion behind me, some one motions him to leave, there is a brief scuffle and he is gone.
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