uproar

Now and then she tried to exchange a few words in French with the chef, to keep in practice, but the kitchen was always in an uproar.

“That is what I suspect the baroness has been told to do. Create one distracting uproar after another.”

But she and the children returned to find Number Twelve Muffinshire Lane in an uproar.

This latest kidnapping has sparked uproar in a country accustomed to disappearances of junta opponents, whose whereabouts often remain unknown.

The report prompted uproar from some Harvard students who say they already study a lot, sleep very little and face immense stress to perform academically.