Synonym: ado, clamor, commotion, disturbance, fracas, fuss, hubbub, noise, pandemonium, racket, row, rumpus, to-do, tumult, turmoil. Similar words: uproarious, roaring, uproot, approach, reproach, proactive, Supreme, upright. Meaning: n. 1. a state of commotion and noise and confusion 2. loud confused noise from many sources.
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31. The political uproar that follows is wholly predictable.
32. His sermon produced uproar in the House.
33. The exorbitant fee caused uproar in the land.
34. When paper currency was introduced in the nineteenth century, it caused uproar, with people declaring it immoral.
35. Wuhan was in an uproar when they arrived, its streets nearly impossible because of the mobs.
36. She has been implicated in the uproar over the firing of seven veteran employees of the White House travel office.
37. There was an immediate uproar when the company talked about cutting holiday time.
38. In the high-visibility, emotionally compelling cases such as maternity stays, an uproar resulted.
39. The union meeting at the Pier Head in Liverpool was in uproar.
40. After an uproar, beef will still have to pass a pop quiz.
41. The uproar prompted Barwood to take a broader look at the museum.
42. And now the uproar that he had finally raised was dying away, and a gratifying silence was descending once again.
43. The cutbacks were almost immediately rescinded after a public uproar.
44. The uproar led to reforms in medical consent procedures and establishment of bioethics committees to oversee research.
45. Borrowdale was in an uproar from Lodore to Seatoller and back again.
46. But apparently the uproar from fans wanting to see Lewis make history may have Hunt reconsidering.
47. The stopover ended in an uproar when Alvin insisted that the company would not leave without its sets and costumes.
48. There was immediate uproar and they all said it was the other batsman who was out.
49. Ultimately,(www.Sentencedict.com) the net effect of the Bettelheim uproar was-not much.
50. The sudden and dramatic success of the London shop might have caused uproar and panic among the thirty-strong team in Carno.
51. When this leaked to the press, it generated an uproar.
52. If there was this same rate for white men, there would be an uproar in this country.
53. And that will cause uproar tonight when the general committee gather to ratify the decision.
54. More pilots ran out of the back room, aroused by the uproar, and joined in the fist-fight.
55. She had been creating quite an uproar, which eventually called for governmental intervention.
56. He was surprised, assuming that all the uproar at the castle must have been heard.
57. I wanted to build a modest building for such a purpose, but there was an uproar.
58. After the uproar created by Nicholas Tolstoy over the Cossack repatriations, the fringe groups had been taken very seriously.
59. The court's decision set off an uproar among religious activists.
60. The horrible sufferings and uproar which resulted are fully described by two independent observers, Osbern and Eadmer.