0 a sudden, excited, or angry reaction to something by a lot of people -- taşkınlık, kızgınlık, öfke, azgınlık
There was a public furore which threatened serious political damage for senior officials of the ruling party.
This was greeted with a furore in the local press by the water board.
I cannot for the life of me understand the furore that has arisen in some parts or the claim that identity cards would infringe liberties.
One would never dare to do it unless one was confident that one would survive the resulting furore.
Why has there been all this furore about speculative development and speculative profits?
It is remarkable what a tremendous furore a proposal for a major road scheme causes in any locality.
No tax, not even the community charge, has caused as much furore as this tax before a single penny of it has been paid.
Also, does she not agree, in view of all the furore that there was about admission charges, that this is a particularly petty exception?
