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What is Chaos in French?

The most common translation for "chaos" in French is "chaos".

It is pronounced "ka-oh" and is used in the same way as in English.

Here are some examples of how "chaos" is used in French:

* "Le chaos régnait dans la ville après le tremblement de terre." (Chaos reigned in the city after the earthquake.)

* "Il y avait un chaos total dans la cuisine." (There was total chaos in the kitchen.)

* "Le chaos est une force puissante dans l'univers." (Chaos is a powerful force in the universe.)

There are other, less common translations for "chaos" in French, such as:

* "Désordre" (disorder)

* "Tumulte" (tumult)

* "Brouhaha" (uproar)

However, "chaos" is the most direct and commonly used translation.

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