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Meanings of tumult in anglès

portuguès
escândalo
català
gatzara
espanyol
escándalo

The act of making a noisy disturbance.

gatzara
català
escàndol

A state of commotion and noise and confusion.

escàndol
català
tumult
espanyol
trastorno

Violent agitation.

tumult
Synonyms
Examples for "turmoil"
Examples for "turmoil"
1
Talks stalled several months ago because of violence and Palestinian political turmoil.
The Irish Times
2
Yet the revival is threatened by political turmoil across the Irish Sea.
Reuters
3
As turmoil in Europe ratchets higher, those risk premiums may rise more.
Reuters
4
But he said some good had come from the years of turmoil.
Reuters
5
However, the current turmoil means we have to look at every option.
The Irish Times
Usage of tumult in anglès
1
This year, however, market tumult has hurt Paulson along with many others.
Reuters
2
Given the recent economic tumult, I'd say that qualifies as good news.
Wired
3
But it was in vain; the tumult was constantly on the increase.
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times: A Historical Novel
4
Just at this crisis there was a tumult in the grand stand.
The Prince of India; Or, Why Constantinople Fell — Volume 02
5
The whisper was almost lost in the tumult of the breakers beneath.
Leonie of the Jungle
6
But already the cannibals had disappeared in the tumult of the waters.
Dick Sand: A Captain at Fifteen
7
It is a tumult of virtuosity in painting, in sculpture, in architecture.
Roman Holidays, and Others
8
The tumult soon abates; and the murderess prepares to strangle her capture.
More Hunting Wasps
9
Suddenly, in the midst of the tumult, I heard the furious words:-
Mohun; Or, the Last Days of Lee and His Paladins. / Final Memoir...
10
Again Darius remained calm and quiet in the midst of the tumult.
An Egyptian Princess — Volume 06
11
Still in the fog over how to deal with the market tumult?
Reuters
12
The tumult and excitement were unparalleled; but Dada saw and heard nothing.
Serapis — Volume 06
13
Bath was in tumult; a new Roman Catholic chapel there was burned.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, Written by Herself, / With the lives of the ...
14
Hare had heard that sound before; it was the tumult of mob-violence.
The Heritage of the Desert: A Novel
15
The Prince of Peace was overthrown by a popular tumult; Ferdinand VII.
Germany from the Earliest Period, Volume 4
16
Their aside was covered by the tumult and was lost in it.
Les Misérables
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Tumult through the time
Tumult across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common