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Discover LudwigThe phrase "caused uproar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when someone or something creates a great disturbance of anger or confusion. For example: The mayor's announcement about the new tax rate caused uproar in the community.
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That caused uproar.
It caused uproar.
ReprintsThe news caused uproar in Nepal.
The announcement caused uproar in parliament.
The assaults have caused uproar in India.
The story caused uproar in Italy.
The judge's ruling has caused uproar.
The sight of charred American bodies caused uproar at home.
In Sindh province, the lower riparian, this has caused uproar.
This has caused uproar," said constituent Owen Adams.
Cho's actions caused uproar in South Korea and abroad.
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