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ˈrʌkʃən
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Definition of ruction - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
conflictDatedUKviolent and unpleasant row causing troubleDatedUK
  • The meeting ended in a ruction.
commotion fracas uproar
2.
disturbanceDatedUKuproar or noisy disturbance in a placeDatedUK
  • There was a ruction in the classroom.
commotion disturbance uproar
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Origin of ruction

Irish, rucht (noise) + -ion (suffix)

Examples of ruction in a sentence

  • There was a ruction in the street.
  • The ruction at the concert disrupted the performance.
  • A ruction broke out in the cafeteria during lunch.

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  1. French:bagarre, chahut, ...
  2. German:Tumult, ...
  3. Italian:trambusto, confusione, ...
  4. Spanish:trifulca, alboroto, ...
  5. Portuguese:confusão, barulho, ...
  6. Chinese:骚动, 混乱, ...
  7. Japanese:騒動, 騒ぎ, ...
  8. Arabic:شِجَار, شَغَب, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְהוּמָה, ...
  10. Russian:скандал, шумный переполох, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бійка, гамір, ...
  12. Hindi:झगड़ा, उपद्रव, ...
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