Commotion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMMOTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a violent motion or moving
• a state of confused and noisy disturbance
• civil insurrection
• Disturbed or violent motion; agitation.
• A popular tumult; public disturbance; riot.
• Agitation, perturbation, or disorder, of mind; heat; excitement.
• a disorderly outburst or tumult
• the act of making a noisy disturbance
• confused movement
• noisy disturbance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a condition of civil unrest or insurrection

Words related to COMMOTION

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Words that contain COMMOTION

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How to use COMMOTION in a sentence

• Following this, and lasting for some fifteen minutes, there was a commotion among the denizens of the gardens.
• Having left a strong guard at the bridge on the side of the Treviri, lest any commotion should suddenly arise among them, he leads over the rest of the forces and the cavalry.
• In the very midst of the commotion her quick eyes detected a fresh horror.
• But the lamentable consequences of the commotion were now to show themselves.
• Vennard made a commotion, while the other led him forward and placed him in her chair.
• There was commotion in the secret, sandy places of the desert.
• In times of scarcity, a slight word, either true or unfounded, suffices to create a terrible commotion.
• I was to create a commotion while the passengers were landing.
• In a moment we would be causing a commotion, and it was the last thing I desired.
• Bill was drowsily watching a cloud of mosquitoes set into undue commotion by the smoke from his pipe.
• At least, if he were anywhere about he was not able to come to investigate the commotion caused by the arrival of his son.
• Then, suddenly we saw an immense commotion in the cloud beneath us.
• Augustus died at Warsaw in the end of January, and the neighbouring powers were immediately in commotion.
• In South Wales there was a commotion of a very different nature.
• At this moment, there came a commotion in the crowd.
• During this period of two hundred years the East and West were in a state of violence and commotion.
• In the nineteenth century the nations of the East were restless and in a state of inner commotion.
• Such was the state of affairs in Persia when the Bab, the Herald of a new era, set all the country in commotion with His message.
• When Colomban appeared, so great an uproar burst forth that, struck by the commotion of air and water, birds fell from the trees and fishes floated on the surface of the stream.
• Teams and their heavy loads kept the respectable dust in constant commotion.
• If the Constitution cannot be maintained without meeting these scenes of commotion and contest, however unwelcome, they must come.
• Nothing disturbed him, which was fortunate, for the commotion which surrounded him was considerable.
• He smiled as he thought perhaps the commotion had been caused by the awakening of the Indian brave.
• Will had been asleep, but the commotion brought him to his feet, and snatching up his rifle, he ran toward the little girl, aimed and fired at the buffalo.
• Turning the Tables A PRACTICAL STORY There was great commotion in the kitchen of a large seaside hotel not many miles from Long Branch.
• Never was there greater commotion than Nashville exhibited that Sabbath morning.
• The grounds of the Harrington mansion were the scene of a vivid commotion.
• Really one would have thought an angelic being had descended from heaven, to have heard and seen the commotion.
• But the Peterkin family were not alone in commotion.
• Felix and Morris had been the first to go on deck, and they had informed the others of the nature of the event which had caused the commotion on board.
• Business was reviving and commotion was everywhere.

Similar words containing MMO without suffix tion and without prefix co

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