Synonyms for Made a fuss over:
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v.
• rage
- be beside oneself
, - be furious
, - be uncontrollable
, - blow a fuse
, - blow one's top
, - blow up
, - boil over
, - bristle
, - chafe
, - champ at bit
, - erupt
, - fly off the handle
, - foam at the mouth
, - fret
, - fulminate
, - fume
, - go berserk
, - have a fit
, - have a tantrum
, - let off steam
, - look daggers
, - make a fuss over
, - overflow
, - rail at
, - rampage
, - rant
, - rant and rave
, - rave
, - roar
, - scold
, - scream
, - seethe
, - snap at
, - splutter
, - steam
, - storm
, - surge
, - tear
, - throw a fit
, - work oneself into sweat
, - yell
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What are the hypernyms for Made a fuss over?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for made a fuss over?
Antonyms for "made a fuss over" could be "ignored," "neglected," "disregarded," "overlooked," or "understated." These words suggest the opposite of showering attention or praise on a person or thing. Instead, they indicate a lack of concern, attention or interest. Someone who ignores or neglects a situation or a person is likely to be perceived as indifferent or uncaring. On the other hand, understating or downplaying something indicates a deliberate attempt to avoid making a big deal out of it, perhaps because the situation or person is not deserving of excessive attention. It is important to consider the context and connotations of these antonyms when choosing the appropriate word to fit a particular situation.
What are the antonyms for Made a fuss over?
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