Pandemonium

Pandemonium refers to a state of wild uproar, chaos, or disorder, often characterized by loud noise, confusion, and frantic activity. It suggests an environment where things are out of control, and there is little or no organization or calmness. The term originates from John Milton’s Paradise Lost, where “Pandemonium” was the name of the capital of Hell, symbolizing a place of tumult and turmoil. Over time, it has come to describe any situation of extreme disorder and confusion, whether physical, emotional, or social.

Here are 10 sentences using “pandemonium” to clarify its meaning:

• When the fire alarm went off, pandemonium erupted in the office, with people rushing in all directions.
• The concert turned into complete pandemonium when the lead singer unexpectedly jumped into the crowd.
• After the announcement of the sale, there was pandemonium in the store as shoppers scrambled for discounts.
• The streets were filled with pandemonium as fans celebrated their team’s victory late into the night.
• A sudden power outage caused pandemonium at the crowded train station, as commuters tried to find their way home.
• When the storm hit, pandemonium spread throughout the city, with people frantically seeking shelter.
• The scene at the airport was pure pandemonium as passengers tried to rebook their flights after the cancellations.
• Pandemonium broke out in the courtroom when the judge unexpectedly declared a mistrial.
• There was pandemonium in the classroom after the teacher accidentally knocked over a shelf full of books.
• The announcement of the surprise guest caused pandemonium among the fans, with cheers and excitement filling the air.

Here are some possible synonyms for “pandemonium”:

• Chaos: Kekacauan
• Turmoil: Kegaduhan
• Confusion: Kebingungan
• Disorder: Ketidakaturan
• Bedlam: Kegaduhan
• Uproar: Keributan
• Commotion: Keributan
• Tumult: Keributan
• Hubbub: Keributan
• Clamor: Keributan
• Din: Kegaduhan
• Ruckus: Kegaduhan
• Rumpus: Kegaduhan
• Hullabaloo: Kegaduhan
• Brouhaha: Kegaduhan
• Melee: Kekacauan
• Fracas: Kekacauan
• Furore: Kekacauan
• Maelstrom: Kekacauan
• Anarchy: Kekacauan
• Mayhem: Kekacauan
• Havoc: Kekacauan
• Tornado: Kekacauan
• Whirlwind: Kekacauan
• Tempest: Kekacauan
• Storm: Kekacauan
• Hurricane: Kekacauan
• Tsunami: Kekacauan
• Catastrophe: Bencana
• Disaster: Bencana
• Calamity: Bencana
• Tragedy: Tragedi
• Meltdown: Kegagalan total
• Breakdown: Kegagalan total
• Collapse: Keruntuhan
• Debacle: Kegagalan total
• Defeat: Kekalahan
• Rout: Kekalahan
• Failure: Kegagalan
• Flop: Kegagalan
• Bust: Kegagalan
• Fiasco: Kegagalan
• Debacle: Kegagalan total

Here is the breakdown of each word with its explanation and three sample sentences for each:

Chaos

Meaning: A state of complete disorder and confusion, often marked by unpredictability.

1. The sudden power outage plunged the entire city into chaos.
2. The classroom descended into chaos when the teacher stepped out for a moment.
3. Traffic was in chaos after the major intersection was closed for repairs.

Turmoil

Meaning: A state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.

1. The company was in turmoil after the sudden resignation of its CEO.
2. She felt inner turmoil as she tried to decide between two equally appealing options.
3. Political turmoil in the region has caused widespread unrest and protests.

Confusion

Meaning: A lack of understanding or clarity, often leading to disorder.

1. There was a lot of confusion at the airport due to the flight cancellations.
2. His explanation only added to the confusion about the project.
3. The map was outdated, which led to confusion among the hikers.

Disorder

Meaning: A state of disarray or disruption, often characterized by a lack of organization or functioning.

1. The house was in disorder after the kids finished playing.
2. The political rally ended in disorder as opposing groups clashed.
3. He suffers from a rare neurological disorder that affects his coordination.

Bedlam

Meaning: A scene of uproar and chaos; extreme disorder or noisy confusion.

1. The kindergarten class turned into bedlam during the surprise fire drill.
2. There was bedlam in the stadium when the underdog team won the championship.
3. Black Friday sales often create bedlam in stores.

Uproar

Meaning: A loud, confused noise or state of commotion; public outrage or excitement.

1. The announcement of the new tax policy caused an uproar among citizens.
2. There was an uproar in the audience when the singer announced her retirement.
3. His controversial remarks led to an uproar on social media.

Commotion

Meaning: A state of noisy disturbance or excitement.

1. The commotion outside the building drew everyone’s attention.
2. The children caused a commotion at the supermarket, running and shouting.
3. The unexpected arrival of the celebrity created a commotion in the crowd.

Tumult

Meaning: A state of loud noise and disorder, often due to a large group of people.

1. The tumult of the protest could be heard from blocks away.
2. After the announcement, there was a tumult of voices expressing disbelief.
3. The ship’s crew struggled to maintain order amidst the tumult of the storm.

Hubbub

Meaning: A busy, noisy situation often caused by a large number of people.

1. The hubbub of the bustling market was overwhelming but exciting.
2. Amid the hubbub of the festival, they managed to find a quiet corner to talk.
3. The hubbub in the office died down after the manager arrived.

Clamor

Meaning: A loud and persistent noise or demand, often from a group of people.

1. The clamor of the protesters outside could be heard inside the building.
2. The children created a clamor when they saw the ice cream truck.
3. The clamor for justice grew louder after the verdict was announced.

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Din

Meaning: A loud, continuous noise, often unpleasant and chaotic.

1. The din from the construction site made it hard to concentrate on work.
2. She couldn’t hear the phone over the din of the crowded restaurant.
3. The din of honking cars filled the air during rush hour.

Ruckus

Meaning: A noisy disturbance or commotion.

1. There was a ruckus outside the bar as two groups started arguing.
2. The kids created a ruckus when they found out the vacation was canceled.
3. A ruckus broke out in the theater when the fire alarm went off.

Rumpus

Meaning: A noisy, chaotic disturbance, often playful or minor.

1. The party next door caused a rumpus that lasted well into the night.
2. The students made a rumpus in the library, earning glares from others.
3. There was quite a rumpus when the puppies escaped their pen.

Hullabaloo

Meaning: A fuss or commotion, often over something insignificant.

1. The hullabaloo over the minor rule change surprised everyone.
2. There was a hullabaloo in the kitchen when the pot caught fire.
3. The celebrity’s arrival caused a hullabaloo among the fans.

Brouhaha

Meaning: A noisy, overexcited reaction or commotion.

1. The brouhaha over the leaked email disrupted the entire office.
2. The announcement of the new law led to a brouhaha in the parliament.
3. There was a brouhaha at the party when the cake was accidentally dropped.

Melee

Meaning: A chaotic and confused fight or struggle involving many people.

1. A melee broke out on the soccer field after a contentious foul.
2. The melee at the concert was caused by fans rushing the stage.
3. The debate turned into a verbal melee as emotions ran high.

Fracas

Meaning: A noisy, disorderly quarrel or fight.

1. The fracas outside the club involved several people and required police intervention.
2. A fracas broke out in the cafeteria over the last slice of pizza.
3. The fracas during the meeting disrupted the entire agenda.

Furore

Meaning: A sudden outburst of public excitement, anger, or protest.

1. The decision to increase tuition fees caused a furore among students.
2. The film sparked a furore due to its controversial scenes.
3. A furore erupted when the company announced its plans to lay off workers.

Maelstrom

Meaning: A situation of violent turmoil or confusion, often likened to a literal whirlpool.

1. The country was caught in a maelstrom of political scandals.
2. She was swept into the maelstrom of planning the enormous event.
3. The maelstrom of emotions he felt was overwhelming after the accident.

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Anarchy

Meaning: A state of lawlessness or political disorder due to the absence of authority or control.

1. After the government collapsed, the region descended into anarchy.
2. The teacher’s absence led to anarchy in the classroom.
3. Protesters warned that the new policies could result in social anarchy.

Mayhem

Meaning: A state of violent disorder or chaos, often involving destruction.

1. The prank caused mayhem in the office as everyone scrambled to fix the mess.
2. The festival turned into mayhem when the fire alarm was triggered.
3. There was mayhem on the streets after the championship game ended in a riot.

Havoc

Meaning: Widespread destruction or confusion.

1. The storm wreaked havoc on the small coastal town.
2. The hackers unleashed havoc on the company’s online systems.
3. The toddler caused havoc by spilling paint all over the living room.

Tornado

Meaning: A violent windstorm, metaphorically used for intense chaos or upheaval.

1. Her sudden resignation hit the department like a tornado of confusion.
2. The tornado of emotions after hearing the news left her overwhelmed.
3. The new project caused a tornado of activity in the otherwise quiet office.

Whirlwind

Meaning: A fast and chaotic series of events or emotions.

1. Their relationship was a whirlwind romance that led to a quick engagement.
2. The whirlwind of activity before the wedding left everyone exhausted.
3. The whirlwind of rumors spread quickly after the announcement.

Tempest

Meaning: A violent storm or a tumultuous emotional or social situation.

1. The tempest of criticism from the public forced the politician to step down.
2. The tempest in the relationship calmed down after they had a heartfelt conversation.
3. The debate turned into a tempest of conflicting ideas and raised voices.

Storm

Meaning: A disturbance marked by turmoil or emotional upheaval, literal or metaphorical.

1. The media storm surrounding the scandal was relentless.
2. The company weathered the storm of complaints after their product recall.
3. A sudden storm of emotions overcame her when she saw the old photo.

Hurricane

Meaning: A powerful storm or an intense, uncontrollable force of activity or emotion.

1. The hurricane of media coverage overwhelmed the celebrity after the controversy.
2. The sudden promotion brought a hurricane of responsibilities.
3. Their argument unleashed a hurricane of accusations and anger.

Tsunami

Meaning: A massive wave, often metaphorically used for an overwhelming force or response.

1. The new law triggered a tsunami of protests across the country.
2. The charity received a tsunami of donations after the heartfelt appeal.
3. Her unexpected win created a tsunami of emotions for her family.

Catastrophe

Meaning: A sudden and severe disaster or failure.

1. The earthquake was a catastrophe that left the city in ruins.
2. The launch of the new product turned into a financial catastrophe.
3. Forgetting his passport at the airport was a personal catastrophe.

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Disaster

Meaning: A sudden, calamitous event causing great damage, destruction, or failure.

1. The concert was a disaster due to technical glitches and poor organization.
2. The flood was a natural disaster that displaced thousands of people.
3. Her birthday party turned into a disaster when the cake fell on the floor.

Calamity

Meaning: A disastrous event causing significant harm, distress, or loss.

1. The war brought calamity to millions of innocent civilians.
2. His financial calamity was a result of poor investment decisions.
3. The bridge collapse was a calamity that highlighted safety concerns.

Tragedy

Meaning: A deeply distressing or disastrous event, often with emotional implications.

1. The car accident was a tragedy that shook the entire community.
2. Losing her job and home simultaneously was a personal tragedy for her.
3. The play ended in tragedy, leaving the audience in tears.

Meltdown

Meaning: A situation where something fails catastrophically, often associated with emotions or systems.

1. The stock market meltdown caused panic among investors.
2. The toddler had a meltdown in the grocery store after being denied candy.
3. The system experienced a complete meltdown due to the unexpected power surge.

Breakdown

Meaning: A failure in a system, structure, or individual’s mental or physical state.

1. The car breakdown stranded them in the middle of nowhere.
2. The negotiations reached a breakdown after neither side could compromise.
3. He suffered an emotional breakdown after months of relentless stress.

Collapse

Meaning: A sudden failure or falling apart of a structure, system, or effort.

1. The building’s collapse was caused by poor construction.
2. The company’s collapse left thousands of employees without jobs.
3. His collapse on the field prompted immediate medical attention.

Debacle

Meaning: A sudden and complete failure or fiasco, often involving humiliation.

1. The highly anticipated launch turned into a debacle due to technical issues.
2. The politician’s speech was a debacle that lost him significant support.
3. Their team’s performance in the final match was nothing short of a debacle.

Defeat

Meaning: The loss in a competition, conflict, or struggle.

1. The team faced a crushing defeat in the championship game.
2. His defeat in the election was unexpected and devastating.
3. After hours of negotiation, the union had to admit defeat and accept the deal.

Rout

Meaning: A disorderly and overwhelming defeat, often leading to retreat.

1. The enemy forces were in a rout after the surprise counterattack.
2. The team’s rout in the playoffs disappointed their loyal fans.
3. The debate ended in a rout, with one side unable to counter any arguments.

Failure

Meaning: A lack of success in achieving a goal or expectation.

1. The project’s failure was attributed to poor planning and execution.
2. He learned more from his failure than he ever did from his successes.
3. A power failure left the entire town without electricity for hours.

Flop

Meaning: A complete failure, particularly in entertainment or business ventures.

1. The movie was a flop, earning only a fraction of its production cost.
2. Their latest product launch was a flop due to low consumer interest.
3. The play flopped on opening night due to negative reviews.

Bust

Meaning: A failure, often in business or financial terms.

1. The startup went bust after just six months of operation.
2. The party was a bust because hardly anyone showed up.
3. His investment in the tech company turned out to be a complete bust.

Fiasco

Meaning: A chaotic and humiliating failure.

1. The event was a fiasco due to poor organization and bad weather.
2. Her attempt to cook a fancy dinner for her guests ended in a fiasco.
3. The speech was a fiasco, with technical issues and forgotten lines.

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Here are some possible antonyms for “pandemonium”:

• Order: Ketertiban
• Peace: Kedamaian
• Calm: Ketenangan
• Serenity: Ketenangan
• Tranquility: Ketenangan
• Harmony: Keharmonisan
• Quiet: Ketenangan
• Silence: Keheningan
• Stillness: Ketenangan
• Composure: Ketenangan
• Control: Kendali
• Discipline: Disiplin
• Regulation: Regulasi
• System: Sistem
• Method: Metode
• Organization: Organisasi
• Arrangement: Pengaturan
• Structure: Struktur
• Plan: Rencana
• Strategy: Strategi
• Design: Desain
• Pattern: Pola
• Scheme: Skema
• Logic: Logika
• Reason: Alasan
• Rationality: Rasionalitas
• Sanity: Kewarasan
• Clarity: Keterangannya
• Lucidity: Keterangannya
• Transparency: Keterbukaan
• Simplicity: Kemudahan
• Ease: Kemudahan
• Comfort: Kenyamanan
• Pleasure: Kenikmatan
• Joy: Kegembiraan
• Delight: Kesenangan
• Happiness: Kebahagiaan
• Bliss: Kebahagiaan yang sempurna
• Euphoria: Euforia
• Ecstasy: Ekstasi
• Rapture: Kebahagiaan yang sangat besar

Order (Ketertiban)

Meaning: A state of organization or systematic arrangement, often ensuring peace and stability.

• The teacher worked hard to maintain order in the classroom during the chaotic morning.
• Citizens were impressed by the order of the well-organized parade.
• Strict rules were put in place to restore order after the disruptive event.

Peace (Kedamaian)

Meaning: A state of tranquility or freedom from disturbance and conflict.

• The peace agreement ended years of war between the two nations.
• She found peace in the quiet countryside far from the city.
• Meditating daily helps her maintain inner peace.

Calm (Ketenangan)

Meaning: A state of quietness or serenity, free from agitation or strong emotions.

• The calm after the storm allowed residents to start rebuilding their homes.
• He spoke with calm confidence during the challenging interview.
• The sea was unusually calm, perfect for a morning swim.

Serenity (Ketenangan)

Meaning: A deep and enduring state of peacefulness and untroubled calm.

• The serene landscape of the mountains filled her heart with serenity.
• Reading by the fireplace brings her a sense of serenity after a long day.
• The temple’s atmosphere radiated serenity and stillness.

Tranquility (Ketenangan)

Meaning: The quality of being quiet, peaceful, and free from disturbance.

• The park’s tranquility made it a favorite spot for morning yoga.
• She sought tranquility in the cabin far from the bustling city.
• The musician’s soothing melody evoked feelings of tranquility in the audience.

Harmony (Keharmonisan)

Meaning: A pleasing arrangement of parts or a peaceful coexistence.

• The family lived in harmony, always supporting and understanding each other.
• The choir sang in perfect harmony, impressing the audience.
• Architectural harmony was evident in the balance of modern and traditional elements.

Quiet (Ketenangan)

Meaning: The absence of noise or commotion; a state of stillness.

• The library was quiet, making it an ideal place to study.
• He cherished the quiet moments in the early morning before anyone else woke up.
• The quiet of the forest was interrupted only by the chirping of birds.

Silence (Keheningan)

Meaning: The absence of sound or speech.

• The silence in the courtroom added to the tension of the trial.
• She found solace in the silence of the desert at night.
• The room fell into silence as the speaker began their address.

Stillness (Ketenangan)

Meaning: The absence of movement or sound, conveying calm or quietness.

• The stillness of the lake made it look like a perfect mirror.
• In the early hours, the stillness of the town felt almost surreal.
• He appreciated the stillness of the moment before the day’s chaos began.

Composure (Ketenangan)

Meaning: A state of being calm and in control of one’s emotions.

• Despite the stressful situation, she maintained her composure throughout the meeting.
• His composure under pressure was admirable and inspiring to others.
• Losing his composure during the test cost him valuable time.

Control (Kendali)

Meaning: The ability to manage or regulate something.

• The pilot took control of the plane during the emergency landing.
• She felt she had regained control of her life after the difficult period.
• The manager’s control over the project ensured its success.

Here are some possible related words for “pandemonium”:

• Anarchy: Kekacauan
• Chaos: Kekacauan
• Confusion: Kebingungan
• Disorder: Ketidakaturan
• Turmoil: Kegaduhan
• Uproar: Keributan
• Commotion: Keributan
• Tumult: Keributan
• Hubbub: Keributan
• Clamor: Keributan
• Din: Kegaduhan
• Ruckus: Kegaduhan
• Rumpus: Kegaduhan
• Hullabaloo: Kegaduhan
• Brouhaha: Kegaduhan
• Melee: Kekacauan
• Fracas: Kekacauan
• Furore: Kekacauan
• Maelstrom: Kekacauan
• Mayhem: Kekacauan
• Havoc: Kekacauan
• Tornado: Kekacauan
• Whirlwind: Kekacauan
• Tempest: Kekacauan
• Storm: Kekacauan
• Hurricane: Kekacauan
• Tsunami: Kekacauan
• Catastrophe: Bencana
• Disaster: Bencana
• Calamity: Bencana
• Tragedy: Tragedi
• Meltdown: Kegagalan total
• Breakdown: Kegagalan total
• Collapse: Keruntuhan
• Debacle: Kegagalan total
• Defeat: Kekalahan
• Rout: Kekalahan
• Failure: Kegagalan
• Flop: Kegagalan
• Bust: Kegagalan
• Fiasco: Kegagalan
• Debacle: Kegagalan total
• Pandemic: Pandemi
• Epidemic: Epidemi
• Outbreak: Wabah
• Plague: Wabah
• Infection: Infeksi
• Contagion: Kontaminasi
• Virus: Virus
• Disease: Penyakit
• Illness: Penyakit
• Sickness: Penyakit
• Malady: Penyakit
• Ailment: Penyakit
• Affliction: Penyakit
• Disturbance: Gangguan
• Disruption: Gangguan
• Interruption: Gangguan
• Turbulence: Gangguan
• Upheaval: Gangguan
• Unrest: Ketidakstabilan
• Revolt: Pemberontakan
• Rebellion: Pemberontakan
• Insurrection: Pemberontakan
• Mutiny: Pemberontakan
• Uprising: Pemberontakan
• Riot: Kerusuhan
• Protest: Protes
• Demonstration: Demonstrasi
• Strike: Mogok

Anarchy (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A state of lawlessness or disorder due to the absence of authority or control.

• Without proper leadership, the organization descended into anarchy.
• The city experienced anarchy after the collapse of the government.
• The lack of rules led to anarchy during the group project.

Chaos (Kekacauan)

Meaning: Complete disorder or confusion.

• The marketplace was in chaos after the sudden storm hit.
• Moving to a new house often brings a lot of chaos and stress.
• The classroom erupted into chaos when the teacher left the room.

Confusion (Kebingungan)

Meaning: A lack of understanding or clarity.

• The complex instructions caused confusion among the participants.
• There was confusion at the airport over canceled flights.
• Her conflicting emotions left her in a state of confusion.

Disorder (Ketidakaturan)

Meaning: A lack of organization or structure; a state of untidiness.

• His room was in complete disorder after the weekend party.
• The political disorder in the country caused widespread protests.
• The patient’s symptoms suggested a neurological disorder.

Turmoil (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: A state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty.

• The country faced political turmoil after the controversial election.
• Her mind was in turmoil as she tried to make a difficult decision.
• The sudden announcement caused turmoil in the office.

Uproar (Keributan)

Meaning: A loud or impassioned noise or disturbance.

• The crowd erupted in uproar after the controversial call by the referee.
• The news of the policy changes caused an uproar among citizens.
• There was uproar in the theater when the performance was abruptly canceled.

Commotion (Keributan)

Meaning: A state of noisy confusion or activity.

• The loud commotion in the hallway distracted the students.
• The arrival of the celebrity caused a commotion in the crowd.
• The dog barking outside created a commotion early in the morning.

Tumult (Keributan)

Meaning: A loud, confused noise, often caused by a large group of people.

• The tumult of the protest could be heard from blocks away.
• The tumult in the classroom settled when the principal walked in.
• Their relationship was marked by periods of tumult and reconciliation.

Hubbub (Keributan)

Meaning: A chaotic noise caused by a crowd or busy environment.

• The hubbub of the city center made it hard to concentrate.
• The shopping mall was filled with the hubbub of holiday shoppers.
• Amid the hubbub, she found a quiet corner to relax.

Clamor (Keributan)

Meaning: A loud and insistent noise, often from people demanding something.

• The crowd’s clamor for justice could be heard outside the courthouse.
• The clamor of the children made it hard for the teacher to concentrate.
• The fans raised a clamor for an encore after the concert.

Din (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: A loud, unpleasant, and prolonged noise.

• The din of the construction work outside was unbearable.
• The restaurant was filled with the cheerful din of diners enjoying their meals.
• Despite the din, she managed to focus on her book.

Ruckus (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: A noisy disturbance or commotion.

• The siblings caused a ruckus while arguing over the TV remote.
• The unexpected announcement created quite a ruckus in the office.
• The ruckus outside made it difficult to concentrate on the meeting.

Rumpus (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: A noisy or disruptive commotion.

• The children created a rumpus while playing in the living room.
• A rumpus broke out in the meeting when the controversial topic was discussed.
• The neighborhood pets caused a rumpus in the park, chasing each other around.

Hullabaloo (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: A loud noise or fuss, especially about something unimportant.

• There was a hullabaloo over the misplaced cake at the party.
• The hullabaloo in the cafeteria quieted down when the principal entered.
• Social media was in a hullabaloo over the celebrity’s cryptic tweet.

Brouhaha (Kegaduhan)

Meaning: An overexcited reaction or fuss about something.

• The announcement of the new policy caused a huge brouhaha among employees.
• The brouhaha over the celebrity wedding dominated headlines for days.
• A minor disagreement led to a brouhaha at the family dinner.

Melee (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A confused fight, skirmish, or scuffle involving many people.

• A melee broke out in the crowd after the rival teams started arguing.
• The melee at the concert was sparked by an argument over seating.
• Police had to intervene to break up the melee in the marketplace.

Fracas (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A noisy disturbance or quarrel.

• The fracas between the two drivers caused a traffic jam.
• The party turned into a fracas when some guests started arguing loudly.
• Security guards quickly broke up the fracas in the lobby.

Furore (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A sudden outburst of anger, excitement, or controversy.

• The politician’s controversial statement caused a furore in the media.
• There was a furore among fans when the concert tickets sold out in minutes.
• The decision to cancel the project created a furore in the community.

Maelstrom (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A situation of great confusion, turbulence, or conflict.

• The company was caught in a maelstrom of lawsuits and bad press.
• Her thoughts were a maelstrom of conflicting emotions after the argument.
• The small disagreement spiraled into a maelstrom of accusations and resentment.

Mayhem (Kekacauan)

Meaning: Violent or extreme disorder, chaos.

• The mayhem in the city following the blackout was unprecedented.
• The prank led to mayhem in the classroom as everyone started laughing uncontrollably.
• Black Friday sales often lead to scenes of mayhem in stores.

Havoc (Kekacauan)

Meaning: Widespread destruction or great confusion and disorder.

• The storm wreaked havoc across the coastline, damaging homes and roads.
• The children caused havoc in the kitchen while attempting to bake a cake.
• The power outage created havoc in the neighborhood, leaving everyone scrambling for flashlights.

Tornado (Kekacauan)

Meaning: Used metaphorically to describe intense or swirling chaos.

• The argument at the meeting was like a tornado of accusations and counterarguments.
• Her arrival was a tornado of energy, leaving everyone bustling around.
• The news of the scandal swept through the office like a tornado.

Whirlwind (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A chaotic or fast-paced series of events or actions.

• The week was a whirlwind of meetings, deadlines, and events.
• Their sudden engagement was a whirlwind of excitement and surprise.
• The announcement threw the entire team into a whirlwind of preparations.

Tempest (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A violent commotion or tumultuous situation.

• The tempest of conflicting opinions made it hard to reach a decision.
• His sudden resignation caused a tempest in the office.
• The tempest of emotions in her heart left her feeling overwhelmed.

Storm (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A violent disturbance or uproar, often used metaphorically.

• The storm of criticism following the decision was hard to manage.
• A storm of protests erupted after the controversial law was passed.
• The company faced a storm of negative reviews after the product launch.

Hurricane (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A powerful and chaotic force or situation.

• The political hurricane swept through the country, changing everything.
• Her life became a hurricane of responsibilities after the promotion.
• The sudden announcement created a hurricane of speculation among employees.

Tsunami (Kekacauan)

Meaning: A massive, overwhelming wave of events or emotions.

• The tsunami of support from fans helped the artist recover from the scandal.
• The company faced a tsunami of orders after the product went viral.
• He was hit by a tsunami of emotions when he received the good news.

Catastrophe (Bencana)

Meaning: An event causing great and often sudden damage or suffering.

• The financial catastrophe left the family struggling to make ends meet.
• The earthquake was a catastrophe that devastated the entire region.
• Losing the key contract was a catastrophe for the small business.

Disaster (Bencana)

Meaning: A sudden event that causes great harm or damage.

• The project turned into a disaster due to poor planning.
• The flood was a natural disaster that displaced thousands of families.
• Her first attempt at baking was a complete disaster.

Calamity (Bencana)

Meaning: A serious event causing distress or misfortune.

• The prolonged drought was a calamity for the farmers.
• The sudden loss of their leader was a calamity for the movement.
• The financial calamity wiped out their savings overnight.

Tragedy (Tragedi)

Meaning: A deeply distressing or disastrous event.

• The loss of her friend in the accident was a personal tragedy.
• The sinking of the ship was a maritime tragedy that shocked the nation.
• The play ends in tragedy, leaving the audience in tears.

Meltdown (Kegagalan Total)

Meaning: A sudden and complete failure or breakdown.

• The system experienced a meltdown during peak hours, causing massive delays.
• Her emotional meltdown at the meeting surprised everyone.
• The stock market meltdown wiped out millions of dollars in investments.

Breakdown (Kegagalan Total)

Meaning: A failure in functionality, communication, or emotional stability.

• The breakdown of negotiations led to a prolonged strike.
• The car breakdown on the highway delayed their journey.
• His breakdown under pressure was a wake-up call for the team.

Collapse (Keruntuhan)

Meaning: A sudden loss of structure, strength, or functionality.

• The collapse of the building left the city in shock.
• The company’s collapse was a result of years of mismanagement.
• She experienced a collapse in her health due to overwork.

Debacle (Kegagalan Total)

Meaning: A sudden and complete failure or fiasco.

• The event was a debacle, with attendees leaving halfway through.
• The company’s marketing campaign turned into a debacle due to poor execution.
• His performance in the match was a debacle that disappointed his fans.

Pandemic (Pandemi)

Meaning: A disease prevalent over a whole country or the world.

• The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted daily life across the globe.
• Governments imposed strict measures to control the pandemic’s spread.
• The pandemic highlighted the importance of healthcare infrastructure.

Epidemic (Epidemi)

Meaning: A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease in a community at a particular time.

• The flu epidemic overwhelmed hospitals during the winter months.
• Public health officials worked to contain the epidemic before it spread further.
• Vaccination campaigns were launched to prevent another epidemic.

Outbreak (Wabah)

Meaning: A sudden occurrence of something unwelcome, such as a disease.

• The outbreak of measles in the region alarmed health authorities.
• Swift action was taken to manage the outbreak in the refugee camp.
• Scientists investigated the source of the outbreak to prevent future cases.

Plague (Wabah)

Meaning: A contagious disease causing widespread death and suffering.

• The bubonic plague devastated Europe during the Middle Ages.
• Locust plagues can destroy entire crops, leading to food shortages.
• His life felt plagued by misfortune after a series of setbacks.

Infection (Infeksi)

Meaning: The invasion and multiplication of microorganisms in the body.

• The infection spread rapidly due to poor sanitation in the area.
• Antibiotics were prescribed to treat the bacterial infection.
• Hand hygiene is essential to prevent the risk of infection.

Contagion (Kontaminasi)

Meaning: The spread of a disease by direct or indirect contact.

• Fear of contagion led to strict quarantine measures.
• The movie depicted a fictional contagion that threatened humanity.
• Social distancing reduces the chances of contagion in crowded places.

Virus (Virus)

Meaning: A microscopic infectious agent that replicates only inside living cells.

• The flu virus mutates each year, requiring new vaccines.
• Scientists are studying the behavior of the virus to develop a cure.
• A computer virus infected the office network, causing major disruptions.

Disease (Penyakit)

Meaning: A condition that negatively affects the structure or function of an organism.

• The disease spread through contaminated water sources.
• Medical advances have eradicated some diseases entirely.
• Chronic diseases like diabetes require ongoing management.

Illness (Penyakit)

Meaning: A state of being unwell or having a disease.

• Her illness kept her bedridden for several weeks.
• Mental illness is often misunderstood and requires more awareness.
• Preventive care can help reduce the risk of severe illness.

Sickness (Penyakit)

Meaning: A general term for being unwell or affected by disease.

• Travel sickness is common during long car rides.
• His sudden sickness forced him to miss the family gathering.
• The region reported an increase in sickness due to poor air quality.

Malady (Penyakit)

Meaning: A disease or ailment, often used metaphorically for societal issues.

• The mysterious malady baffled doctors and researchers alike.
• Corruption is often seen as a malady in governance.
• Her persistent malady required several visits to specialists.

Ailment (Penyakit)

Meaning: A minor illness or medical condition.

• He consulted a doctor for a recurring ailment affecting his digestion.
• Elderly people often suffer from various age-related ailments.
• Her ailment was mild and resolved without any treatment.

Affliction (Penyakit)

Meaning: A condition causing pain, suffering, or distress.

• The affliction left him bedridden for weeks.
• Poverty is a major affliction for many communities worldwide.
• She bore her affliction with remarkable strength and grace.

Disturbance (Gangguan)

Meaning: An interruption of peace or normalcy.

• The noise from the construction site caused a disturbance in the neighborhood.
• Any disturbance in the system could lead to data loss.
• The sudden disturbance in the classroom disrupted the lesson.

Disruption (Gangguan)

Meaning: A disturbance or problem that interrupts an event, activity, or process.

• The storm caused a major disruption to transportation services.
• New technologies often bring disruption to traditional industries.
• Internet outages led to disruptions in communication across the city.

Interruption (Gangguan)

Meaning: A break or pause in the continuity of something.

• The speaker apologized for the brief interruption during the presentation.
• Frequent interruptions during work can reduce productivity.
• A phone call served as an interruption to their conversation.

Turbulence (Gangguan)

Meaning: Violent or unsteady movement, often used metaphorically for disorder.

• The plane experienced turbulence as it flew through the storm.
• Political turbulence often leads to economic instability.
• Emotional turbulence can affect a person’s decision-making abilities.

Upheaval (Gangguan)

Meaning: A sudden and dramatic change or disruption.

• The war caused upheaval throughout the region.
• Moving to a new city can be an emotional upheaval for some.
• The company underwent a major upheaval after the new CEO took over.

Unrest (Ketidakstabilan)

Meaning: A state of dissatisfaction, disturbance, or instability.

• Social unrest broke out following the controversial election results.
• The community worked together to calm the unrest in the area.
• Economic issues often contribute to periods of political unrest.

Revolt (Pemberontakan)

Meaning: A violent uprising against authority or control.

• The revolt was quickly suppressed by the military.
• Farmers staged a revolt against the new tax laws.
• History is filled with stories of revolts that shaped nations.

Rebellion (Pemberontakan)

Meaning: Organized resistance against authority or tradition.

• The rebellion lasted several months before peace was restored.
• Young people often display rebellion as they seek independence.
• The novel tells the story of a rebellion against an oppressive regime.

Insurrection (Pemberontakan)

Meaning: A violent uprising against authority or government.

• The government declared martial law to suppress the insurrection.
• History books are filled with accounts of insurrections that changed the course of nations.
• The insurrection was led by a group of disgruntled military officers.

Mutiny (Pemberontakan)

Meaning: A rebellion, especially by soldiers or sailors against their leaders.

• The captain quelled the mutiny before it escalated further.
• A famous mutiny in history occurred aboard the HMS Bounty.
• The crew planned a mutiny to overthrow their oppressive commander.

Uprising (Pemberontakan)

Meaning: A revolt or rebellion, often involving a large group of people.

• The uprising was fueled by widespread dissatisfaction with the government.
• Students played a key role in organizing the uprising.
• The city remains a symbol of the historic uprising that occurred there.

Riot (Kerusuhan)

Meaning: A violent disturbance of the peace by a crowd.

• The riot broke out after the controversial court verdict was announced.
• Police were deployed to control the riot in the downtown area.
• Shops were looted during the chaos of the riot.

Protest (Protes)

Meaning: A statement or action expressing disapproval or objection to something.

• Thousands gathered in the square to hold a peaceful protest against the new law.
• Workers organized a protest demanding better wages and working conditions.
• The government allowed the protest to proceed under strict supervision.

Demonstration (Demonstrasi)

Meaning: A public gathering or march to express opposition or support for something.

• The demonstration attracted widespread media attention.
• A massive demonstration was held in front of the parliament building.
• The peaceful demonstration turned violent after police intervention.

Strike (Mogok)

Meaning: A refusal to work as a form of protest, usually by employees.

• Workers went on strike to demand better working conditions and pay.
• The strike disrupted operations across multiple industries.
• Negotiations between the union and the company ended the strike.

Here are some possible phrasal verbs related to “pandemonium”:

• Break out: Meletus
• Burst out: Meledak keluar
• Erupt out: Meletus keluar
• Flare up: Membakar
• Explode out: Meledak keluar
• Go off: Meledak
• Kick off: Dimulai
• Start up: Dimulai
• Set off: Memulai
• Trigger off: Memulai
• Stir up: Membangkitkan
• Whip up: Membangkitkan
• Fan the flames: Membangkitkan
• Fuel the fire: Membangkitkan
• Ignite the spark: Membangkitkan
• Light the fuse: Membangkitkan
• Spark off: Membangkitkan
• Stir the pot: Membangkitkan
• Turn up the heat: Membangkitkan
• Amp up: Meningkatkan
• Crank up: Meningkatkan
• Boost up: Meningkatkan
• Rev up: Meningkatkan
• Step up: Meningkatkan
• Escalate into: Meningkat menjadi
• Develop into: Meningkat menjadi
• Grow into: Meningkat menjadi
• Evolve into: Meningkat menjadi
• Transform into: Meningkat menjadi
• Spiral out of control: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Run amok: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Get out of hand: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Go wild: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Go crazy: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Go berserk: Meningkat tak terkendali
• Lose control: Kehilangan kendali
• Spin out of control: Kehilangan kendali
• Slip out of control: Kehilangan kendali
• Spiral into chaos: Kehilangan kendali
• Descend into madness: Kehilangan kendali
• Fall apart: Hancur
• Break down: Hancur
• Collapse in chaos: Hancur
• Disintegrate into pandemonium: Hancur

Here are some possible idioms related to “pandemonium”:

• All hell breaks loose: Semua menjadi kacau
• Go bananas: Menjadi gila
• Go nuts: Menjadi gila
• Go haywire: Menjadi gila
• Go off the rails: Menjadi gila
• Go off the deep end: Menjadi gila
• Go ballistic: Menjadi gila
• Go ape: Menjadi gila
• Go crazy: Menjadi gila
• Go bonkers: Menjadi gila
• Go berserk: Menjadi gila
• Go postal: Menjadi gila
• Go through the roof: Meningkat tajam
• Hit the roof: Meningkat tajam
• Blow a fuse: Meningkat tajam
• Blow a gasket: Meningkat tajam
• Fly off the handle: Meningkat tajam
• Lose one’s cool: Kehilangan kendali
• Come unglued: Kehilangan kendali
• Come apart at the seams: Kehilangan kendali
• Come unraveled: Kehilangan kendali
• Come undone: Kehilangan kendali
• Come off the hinges: Kehilangan kendali
• Come off the rails: Kehilangan kendali
• Come off the tracks: Kehilangan kendali
• Come off the wagon: Kehilangan kendali
• Come off the deep end: Kehilangan kendali
• Go to pieces: Hancur
• Fall apart at the seams: Hancur
• Break down: Hancur
• Crack up: Hancur
• Go to hell in a handbasket: Menuju kehancuran
• Go down the tubes: Menuju kehancuran
• Go down the drain: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to rack and ruin: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to the dogs: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to pot: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to the devil: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to pieces: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to the wall: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to seed: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to ruin: Menuju kehancuran
• Go to the bad: Menuju kehancuran