Synonyms for furor
- noun
- American English
Definitions
- n. 1
A general uproar or commotion.
- n. 2
Violent anger or frenzy.
The verdict of not guilty created a true furor in the courtroom.
Related words
- Word family
- fury furious
- Phrases
- furor uterinus
- Other spellings
- furore UK
Forms
- Plural
- furors → rages, furies, crazes, madnesses…
Example sentences
- rage My father flew into a rage when he found that out.
- madness Though this be madness, yet there is method in it.
- fury It was time for the Numidians to vent their fury.
- craze Tom thinks Mary has fallen to the skinniness craze.
- commotion James heard the commotion and hurried to the room.
By length
- 3 letters
- fad1, ado2
- 4 letters
- rage1, cult1, fury2, fuss1, flap1
- 5 letters
- craze1
- 6 letters
- uproar2, ruckus2, tumult2, fracas2, rumpus
- 7 letters
- madness2, turmoil2, ferment2
- 8 letters
- brouhaha3, foofaraw
- 9 letters
- commotion3
- 10 letters
- excitement3, hullabaloo4
- 11 letters
- disturbance3, pandemonium5
The small number after each word is its number of syllables (ado2 = 2 syllables).