CEFR C1

bedlam

noun

Meaning

A scene of uproar and confusion, often characterized by noise and disorder.

Examples

The classroom erupted into bedlam when the teacher announced a pop quiz.
After the final whistle, the stadium was pure bedlam as fans celebrated the victory.

Synonyms: chaos, uproar, pandemonium, turmoil

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bedlam (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈbɛdləm/

Definition

A scene of uproar and confusion, often characterized by noise and disorder.

Examples

The classroom erupted into bedlam when the teacher announced a pop quiz.
After the final whistle, the stadium was pure bedlam as fans celebrated the victory.
Trying to work from home with three toddlers created absolute bedlam in the house.

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