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What is a comotion?

"Commotion" is a noun that refers to a sudden and noisy disturbance or a state of confused and excited activity. It implies a lack of order and a sense of something unexpected happening.

Here are some examples of how "commotion" is used:

* "There was a commotion outside, so I went to see what was happening." This sentence implies that something noisy and unusual was occurring, causing the speaker to investigate.

* "The announcement of the winner caused a commotion in the crowd." This sentence implies that the crowd became excited and noisy after the announcement.

* "The commotion in the classroom made it impossible for the teacher to continue the lesson." This sentence implies that the classroom was in a state of disorder and noise, making learning difficult.

Other words that have similar meanings to "commotion" include:

* Uproar

* Tumult

* Hubbub

* Ruckus

* Bustle

* Stir

The specific meaning of "commotion" will vary depending on the context in which it is used. However, it generally conveys a sense of excitement, noise, and disorder.

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