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commotion
noun as in clamor, uproar
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Ama closes the door behind us, shutting us off from the commotion outside.
“Why, just the other day, our trip to Buckingham Palace was cut short when the children mistook one of the palace guards for a bear. It caused quite a commotion.”
But during service, one of the other kids acted out and there was a small commotion.
Others didn’t hide their confusion at who the man with slicked-back graying hair causing such a commotion was.
So she didn’t hurry, but carefully made her way across the dam, toward the commotion.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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