Both "uproar" and "furor" refer to a state of intense public excitement or disturbance. They describe situations where emotions run high and often involve noisy commotion or strong reactions.
"Uproar" often implies a loud commotion, usually with sounds or outcries, and can apply to groups of people reacting vocally. "Furor" tends to indicate intense excitement or outrage, often in response to something controversial or scandalous. "Furor" may not always imply noise, rather a widespread emotional reaction.
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