uproars
nounUK /ˈʌprɔːz/
US /ˈʌprɔːrz/
Loud noises made by many people who are upset or excited.
The new school rules caused uproars among the students.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Angry public protests or complaints.
The price increase led to uproars from customers.
3. Loud, confused shouting and noise.
Uproars filled the stadium after the winning goal.
4. Situations of great confusion and excitement.
The surprise party created happy uproars in the house.