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commotion

[kuh-moh-shuhn] / kəˈmoʊ ʃən /


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The commotion attracted Grief, who ran into the room to see what all the excitement was about.

From Literature

“I heard … a commotion outside and I got nervous,” Anya said.

From Los Angeles Times

He was woken by a commotion from the nests closest to him.

From Literature

Carr glared at Mal, all thin lips and flared nostrils, but before he could say anything, there was a commotion to their left.

From Literature

We wait, pretending to appreciate a rather homely rendering of George Washington in the lobby, when a commotion descends from a nearby staircase.

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