What is "uproars"

Usage examples of "uproars".

Maybe you wouldn't know, but, after all the revolutions, rebellions and other uproars of 1848, there had begun the great migration of Europeans to the United States.

However, all those uproars had been halfhearted compared to the concussive cheers and clapping evoked by Clover Lee's equestrienne act, which occupied no star spot on the program, but came midway through the second part.

More often than not these quasi-zealots grudgingly retreat in the face of the uproars emanating from those lower-class troublesome committees on the Hill.

But then, generally, he'd have taken as many slices as he could knife onto his plate without raising uproars from his mates.