commotion

Similar to 'big commotion', emphasizing the intensity of the disturbance.

Used to describe a significant or large-scale disturbance.

Emphasizes the very large scale or impact of the commotion.

Describes a commotion that starts unexpectedly.

Focuses on the noise level of the disturbance.

Indicates a very bad or severe commotion.

Indicates something happening during or as part of the disturbance.

Refers to the subject or reason for the commotion.

Similar to 'about', refers to the subject or reason for the commotion.

To be the reason for a disturbance or noisy confusion.

To actively create a disturbance or noisy confusion.

To perceive the sound of a disturbance.

To witness a disturbance visually.

Used when a commotion suddenly starts.

Used when a commotion becomes quieter and eventually stops.

Similar to 'breaks out', suggesting a sudden and often violent start.