Commotion
Pronunciation: /kəˈmoʊʃən/
Commotion (noun)
- A noisy, confused situation in a public place, caused by people moving, shouting, or reacting quickly.
- Strong excitement or agitation among people, often because something unexpected has happened.
- A major public disturbance that draws attention and may involve arguments, protests, or disorder.
Examples
- The commotion outside the shop made everyone look up.
- A commotion in the hallway woke the whole building.