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Fracas

usgb/ˈfreɪkəs/Volume
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Typically PublicPlay
Fracas often happens in open settings, getting attention from nearby observers. SlideThe shoppers watched the fracas between the two vendors with surprise.
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EscalationPlay
A fracas can start from a mild disagreement and quickly escalate to a noisy argument. SlideWhat began as a debate over policy soon escalated into a full-blown fracas.
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Negative ConnotationPlay
Fracas implies disruptive behavior and is considered a negative event. SlideThe concert ended in a fracas, overshadowing the performance.