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tumult

1 of 1noun
/ˈtjuːmʌlt/
Forms:tumults
1

a state of loud, chaotic noise or disorder caused by confusion or unrest

  • The stadium erupted into tumult as the winning goal was scored.
  • The protest descended into tumult as clashes broke out between demonstrators and police.
  • In the tumult of the city streets, it was hard to hear oneself think.
  • The classroom was filled with tumult as students eagerly debated the topic.
  • The political rally ended in tumult as supporters and opponents clashed in the streets.
Synonyms:
garboiluproartumultuousness
2

the act of making a noisy disturbance

Synonyms:
ruckuscommotiondinrumpusruction
3

violent agitation

Synonyms:
turmoil