Commotion and Scene

Commotion

Commotion noun - A state of noisy, confused activity.

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Synonyms for Commotion

Antonyms for Commotion

Scene and commotion are semantically related In some cases you can use "Scene" instead a noun "Commotion".

Scene

Scene noun - The place and time in which the action for a portion of a dramatic work (as a movie) is set.

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Synonyms for Scene

Commotion and scene are semantically related in fuss topic. Sometimes you can use "Commotion" instead a noun "Scene", if it concerns topics such as display of emotion.

Nearby Words: scenery, scenic

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How words are described

big	big commotion	big scene
great	great commotion	great scene
little	little commotion	little scene
major	major commotion	major scene

Both words in one sentence

One scene in question takes place at a New York Yankees game: in one shot, Day is making such a big commotion, but you can't see her; only the others reacting to her.

Source: Pan and Scan
The edited episode has the beating toned down, the line shortened to where the mention of double parking is omitted, and the scene being superimposed by a deleted scene where a puzzled Darryl Parks listens to the commotion.

Source: Bowdlerise / Live-Action TV
This parallel makes the scene in London, where Jadis is unfamiliar with our world and ends up causing a commotion, all the funnier, since that kind of situation happens to the Doctor all the freaking time - and usually in London too!

Source: Hilarious In Hindsight / Literature

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