Definitions

1. noun

A state of intense public indignation or outrage, especially about something considered shocking, corrupt, or unjust.

“The politician’s corruption sparked a furore in the media and among the public.”

2. noun

A state of excitement, enthusiasm, or intense interest, especially about something new or novel.

“The new restaurant caused a furore among foodies, who were eager to try it out.”

3. verb

To cause a state of intense public indignation or outrage, especially about something considered shocking, corrupt, or unjust.

“The news agency’s exposé furored the government’s handling of the scandal.”

4. noun

A noisy, excited, or turbulent commotion, especially of people.

“The furore at the concert venue was so loud that it was difficult to hear the music.”