“To be in uproar” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in uproar in Japanese is “湧き上がる” (wakiagaru). Full meaning: to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar.
Other ways to say “To be in uproar” in Japanese
涌上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
わき上る
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
湧上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
湧きあがる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
涌き上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
わき上がる
wakiagaru to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
涌上がっ
wakiaga to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
湧上がッ
wakiaga to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
わき上っ
wakiaga to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
涌上がッ
wakiaga to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
湧上がっ
wakiaga to boil up, to come to the boil, to seethe; to arise, to break out; to get excited, to be in uproar
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.