Up in arms

The phrase "Up in arms" is an idiom that means to be angry, outraged, or in a state of uproar over a particular issue or situation. It implies a strong and vocal expression of discontent or opposition. The use of "arms" in this context does not refer to literal weapons but rather signifies a metaphorical sense of being ready to fight or defend one's position.

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