die Furore
sensation
The German word "Furore" is a noun that means "sensational impact" or "a stir". It is borrowed from the Italian word "furore", which means "fury" or "rage". In German, "Furore" is often used in the context of someone or something creating a lot of excitement, attention, or controversy.
Similar words in German include "Aufsehen" (sensation), "Aufruhr" (uproar), and "Begeisterung" (enthusiasm).
Differences:
- "Aufsehen" typically refers to attracting attention or causing a sensation, but it can be in a more neutral context.
- "Aufruhr" implies a more chaotic and possibly violent reaction, often involving disorder or commotion.
- "Begeisterung" is more focused on enthusiasm and excitement, and it has a more positive connotation compared to causing a stir or sensation.
"Furore" specifically conveys the idea of creating a striking and noticeable impact that might be sensational or controversial.
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Examples
Das neue Buch macht Furore.noun
The new book is causing a sensation.
Dieses Spiel macht Furore in der Stadt.noun
This game is causing a sensation in the city.
Dieser Film sorgt für Furore.noun
This film is causing a sensation.
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