FURORE

FURORE


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Word: furore
Word origin: late 18th century: from Italian, from Latin furor, from furere ‘be mad, rage’.
Phonetic: ˌfjʊ(ə)ˈrɔːri
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an outbreak of public anger or excitement. Example: the verdict raised a furore over the role of courtroom psychiatry


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Rage: It.
Excitement
Rage, in Italy.
Commotion - public outburst - rage
Very angry reaction
Uproar
Public fuss
Outbreak of public excitement
Commotion
To-do
Sudden outburst
Brouhaha
Warning call outside old city creates a rumpus
Essentially confused, Europe misreads public anger
Coating with yellow bit of emulsion produces uproar
Pelt rock in rage
Old city protected by warning of driver's rage
Become coated with foreign money - wild excitement!
Things warm and mineral creating excitement
Wild enthusiasm for two natural products
Pelt with metallic stuff to produce an outburst
Verbal warning about union rep initially causing uproar
Commotion upset our ref
Hair and metallic mineral stink
Quite a commotion
Rage on getting coat torn in the middle and end of sleeve (6)
Feel contempt for
Pelt with seaweed, creating outcry
Look out for the ball! Are you caught up in excitement?
Commotion, uproar
(?) Clue Number 4 for 231119
Outcry




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