How to Use fracas in a Sentence
fracas
noun-
In the video, Dan Green walks into the fracas and pulls the men apart.
—Mark Gomez, The Mercury News, 10 May 2017
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The idea of a solar probe to touch the sun’s corona was lost in the fracas.
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Laenor, who was knocked down during the fracas, sees his lover dead on the floor.
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Again, as Castellanos walked away and stayed far from the fracas.
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Sachs talked about the ratings fracas and much more with Rolling Stone.
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The two brands have largely kept themselves out of the fracas.
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The fracas in the Treasury market has died down, at least for now.
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Eggs were broken in the fracas and the resulting egg wash was used to give the cake a shiny gloss.
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The fracas surrounding Moore was just the tip of the scandalous iceberg for the GOP.
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Ogunjobi knocked Rudolph to the ground in the fracas that followed.
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The fracas moved into the hallway, and the Massey family was asked to leave.
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The fracas in Grants Pass isn't the first time a rifle raffle has raised eyebrows.
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For those who built the racket, the whole 20-year fracas was a victory.
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Dennis can be a menace and isn’t above a fracas or four.
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Staff and others not in uniform also appeared to be in the middle of the fracas and hit the floor.
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The poster fracas was more than just another one-off outrage of the day.
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Williams slammed Wallace to the field before the fracas was broken up.
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The teams showed no carry-over from a fracas the previous evening.
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The fracas over the missed meeting has led to a flurry of rumors that Porzingis could be on his way out of New York.
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The child started to video the fracas using a cellphone, but dropped the phone when the shooting started.
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Their piece includes a link to their coverage of the 2014 fracas.
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Mercutio is killed in the fracas, then Tybalt is strangled by the group, with Romeo left to take the blame.
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But the 2020 fracas was clearly not as well-watched as the first Trump-Clinton debate.
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But the city had a vigorous tabloid press that would likely have pounced on such a fracas.
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The game broadcast cut to the announcers in the booth after 50 seconds of the fracas, but the melee was still going strong.
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His colleagues joined the fracas, and what became clear was that age was a big factor in the opinions.
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So Pouncey gave Robinson a hard shove in the facemask, setting off a brief fracas.
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In seconds, all the players and the assistant coaches joined in the fracas.
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Lesser teams would’ve let their frustration boil over, taken the bait and caused a fracas.
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The recent fracas over the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is a good example of how not to behave.
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