Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cause-a-stir
phrase
/kɔːz ə stɜr/

Definition
To provoke a strong reaction or excitement among people.

Examples
- The unexpected announcement caused a stir in the community.
- Her bold statement during the meeting really caused a stir among the attendees.
- The new film has caused quite a stir with its unusual plot twist.

Meaning
When something causes a stir, it generates interest, commotion, or discussion, often about unexpected or controversial topics.

Synonyms
- create a commotion
- arouse interest
- spark excitement