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pandemonium
/ ˌpændɪˈmɒnɪk, ˌpændɪˈməʊnɪəm /
noun
wild confusion; uproar
a place of uproar and chaos
Other Word Forms
- pandemoniac adjective
- pandemoniacal adjective
- pandemonic adjective
- pandemonian adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of pandemonium1
Word History and Origins
Origin of pandemonium1
Example Sentences
Amid the pandemonium, Cobolli comforted Bergs as his distraught opponent sat on the Belgium team bench with his head in his hands.
Cassiopeia covered her face in shame at forgetting how to say “pandemonium,” which, to be fair, is not an easy word to pull off without practice.
In the immediate wake of the shooting, pandemonium overtakes the little street in Ocala.
The new ownership was supposed to bring an end to the pandemonium, but it hasn't.
On a brutal, confounding decision from the Phillies reliever, that unleashed pandemonium inside Dodger Stadium.
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