1. plural of furor; instances of intense excitement, enthusiasm, or public outrage
Usage: formal

Examples

• The celebrity’s controversial statements caused furores across social media platforms.
• Multiple furores erupted over the government’s new policies.
• The art exhibition sparked furores in several major cities.
• Critics predicted that the book would create furores among religious groups.
• The company faced furores from environmental activists and shareholders alike.
• Historical records show that similar furores occurred during previous economic crises.