uproar
/ˈʌprɔː(r)/noun
उच्चारण अप्रॉर
हंगामा, कोलाहल, शोर-शराबा
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[U, sing.]
a situation in which people shout and make a lot of noise because they are angry or upset
हंगामा, कोलाहल, शोर-शराबा
- The meeting ended in uproar.
- There was uproar in the House over the price rise.
- The classroom was in uproar when the teacher left the room.
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- Shouts and whistles created an uproar in the stadium after the decision.
- The debate ended in uproar and the speaker adjourned the House.
Synonyms commotion tumult furore pandemonium clamour
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[U, sing.]
a situation in which there is public anger about something
(सार्वजनिक) आक्रोश, बवाल
- The decision caused an uproar across the country.
- The sudden fee hike caused an uproar among parents.
- The new rule caused public uproar and was withdrawn within a week.
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- There was an uproar on social media over the advertisement.
- The railway's plan to cut late-night trains provoked an uproar among commuters.
Synonyms outcry protest furore outrage storm
Opposite approval acceptance
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up·roar
One word (not 'up roar'); the adjective uproarious means very noisy, especially with laughter ('uproarious laughter').
एक शब्द ('up roar' गलत है); adjective uproarious का अर्थ 'बहुत शोरगुल वाला', विशेषकर हँसी के साथ ('uproarious laughter')।
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Keep the noise words together: uproar, commotion, tumult, pandemonium, furore (public anger), din (loud continuous noise).
शोर के शब्द साथ याद रखिए: uproar, commotion, tumult, pandemonium, furore (सार्वजनिक आक्रोश), din (तेज़ लगातार शोर)।