furor
/ˈfjʊrɔr/
noun
- An outbreak of public anger, excitement, or controversy.
- There was a public furor over the decision to close the library.
- The new policy caused a furor among the employees.
- The actor's comments sparked a furor on social media.
- A state of intense excitement or enthusiasm.
- The announcement of the sale created a furor in the store.
- The new video game caused a furor at the convention.
- The band's concert created a furor among their fans.
Antonyms