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Meanings of be a hubbub in English

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Usage of be a hubbub in English
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There will inevitably be a hubbub and a noise over it.
Paul Patoff
2
To be so empty, and yet so feared! Instantly there was a hubbub.
Last and First Men
3
The room was thronged with curious neighbours, there was a hubbub of talk.
Demos
4
After he was gone there was a hubbub of excited talk.
Don Strong, Patrol Leader
5
There was a hubbub of good-byes, and the small cavalcade started down the road.
A Little Girl of Long Ago; Or, Hannah Ann / A Sequel to a Little...
6
On the opposite side of the hall there was a hubbub of children's voices.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
7
Dear, dear, there was a hubbub, you may be sure.
Four Little Blossoms on Apple Tree Island
8
There was a hubbub at the table and a gasp of "Phew!"
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
9
There is a hubbub and a giving of orders.
David Lockwin—The People's Idol
10
When there 's a hubbub on in the kitchen I'm only too glad to clear out.
Kitty Trenire
11
There was a hubbub of broken English, the gibberish being mostly spoken with self-confidence and ease.
The Rise of David Levinsky
12
Then there was a hubbub of shocked surprise.
The Mammoth Hunters
13
And I would say there has been a hubbub of delight from New Zealanders with his arrival.
Radio NZ
14
Meanwhile, there was a hubbub in Vienna.
For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka
15
There was a hubbub; a crowd formed, through which a Turkish officer forced his way, demanding explanations.
With the Turks in Palestine
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They gave him a drubbing, there was a hubbub, the overseers got frightened and blew their whistles.
Mother