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Bedlam

usgb/ˈbedləm/Volume
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Intensity of DisorderPlay
Implies extreme disorganization often with loud noise or confusion. SlideWhen the fire alarm went off, there was bedlam in the office.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Used to describe situations negatively, suggesting unwanted chaos. SlideThe traffic jam created bedlam in the city center.
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Emotional ResponsePlay
Often arouses feelings of frustration or stress in those involved. SlideAfter the concert tickets sold out, it was bedlam at the ticket counter.