哗然 (huá rán): Noisy / clamorous (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

As soon as this shocking news came out, the entire venue immediately became clamorous.

When the judge announced this unexpected result, the audience erupted in an uproar.

How could he propose such an absurd suggestion? Isn't he afraid of causing an uproar?

Upon hearing this news, the whole audience was in an uproar, with everyone discussing it.

Although the public was clamorous about this policy, the internal discussions were unusually calm.

Regarding this decision, people did not become clamorous; instead, they fell into deep thought.

When the company announced the layoff plan, the employees were in an uproar, expressing their dissatisfaction one after another.

Hey, did you hear? As soon as the new rule came out, the entire office was in an uproar.