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“To be in an uproar” in Japanese

Short answer
沸き返る wakikaeru わきかえる

To be in an uproar in Japanese is “沸き返る” (wakikaeru). Full meaning: to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar.

Other ways to say “To be in an uproar” in Japanese

湧返る wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 沸返る wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar わき返る wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 沸きかえる wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar わきかえる wakikaeru to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 沸返ッ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 湧返っ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 沸返っ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 湧返ッ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar わき返っ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar 沸き返ッ wakikae to boil up, to seethe; to get excited, to be in an uproar

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