furore

A furore that is widely reported in the news media.

A furore involving or concerning the general population.

A furore related to politics or government actions.

Refers to a furore that is happening now.

Refers to a furore that happened a short time ago.

A furore that attracts attention from multiple countries.

Indicates the subject or reason for the furore.

Indicates the subject or reason for the furore.

Indicates the group of people experiencing the furore.

In the middle of a situation of public anger or excitement.

To be the reason for public anger or excitement.

To bring a situation of public anger or excitement into existence.

To deliberately cause a reaction of public anger or excitement.

To suddenly cause a furore to start.

Indicates that a furore began suddenly and violently.

Indicates that the anger or excitement of a furore has become less intense.

Used when a furore is about a particular event or situation.

A furore that happens as a result of a previous event.

A furore that is a direct consequence of something.