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hoopla

hoopla
Noun

This term captures a sense of superficial excitement or exaggerated fanfare. It often carries a slightly dismissive or skeptical tone, suggesting that the noise and fuss surrounding an event may outweigh the actual importance or value of the event itself.

As an uncountable noun, hoopla cannot be pluralized or counted with numbers. To quantify it, speakers must use partitive phrases such as a lot of hoopla or a great deal of hoopla.

Meanings

Nounhoopla

Excited anticipation, commotion, or noisy publicity surrounding an event or person.

The release of the new movie was accompanied by a great deal of hoopla.

Examples

Business

There was so much hoopla surrounding the new product launch that the store crashed.

I cannot believe all the hoopla over a simple office party.

Office

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Despite all the hooplathe movie turned out to be quite boring.

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Why is there so much hoopla in the hallway right now?

The media created a lot of hoopla before the celebrity arrived at the airport.

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The media created a lot of hoopla before the celebrity arrived at the airport.

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I just want to get through the day without any unnecessary hoopla.

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The city was full of hoopla during the championship parade.

Business

Is all this hoopla really necessary for a small promotion?

He tried to ignore the hoopla and focus on his work.

Office

He tried to ignore the hoopla and focus on his work.

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