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Meanings of din in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tumult"
Examples for "tumult"
1
This year, however, market tumult has hurt Paulson along with many others.
2
Given the recent economic tumult, I'd say that qualifies as good news.
3
But it was in vain; the tumult was constantly on the increase.
4
Just at this crisis there was a tumult in the grand stand.
5
The whisper was almost lost in the tumult of the breakers beneath.
1
That said; a potential commotion could revolve around someone's problem or error.
2
The states and the ministers of the allies were instantly in commotion.
3
All class distinctions have disappeared; civilian and soldier share in the commotion.
4
A commotion followed in the mud; a dark knob appeared above water.
5
The tidings of despair created a terrible commotion in the starving city.
1
No film was roundly booed or yanked; no one caused a ruckus.
2
The Awakening raised its small ruckus and then fell out of print.
3
I caught a glimpse of Marcone's hitter, heading out toward the ruckus.
4
It is a move certain to cause a ruckus in character-mad Japan.
5
For such a tiny fly, Marleyimyia xylocopae sure can cause a ruckus.
1
That said, applying even the old rules has caused a political rumpus.
2
He advertised their several opulent features: top-of-the-line appliances, rumpus rooms, two-car garages.
3
It could be au revoir rumpus room and see ya home cinema.
4
An insider's guide to educatoon Talk about causing a rumpus on campus.
5
A thunderstorm will kick up no end of a rumpus with wireless.
1
We're the broth of boys that git in the ruction ivery toime.
2
This won't be a healthy neighborhood for non-combatants when the ruction starts.
3
I wish the whole ruction never happen. There he told the complete truth.
4
Spine or conscience, it's all one, once it begins to raise a ruction.
5
We'll have to stay quiet until this ruction below settles down.
Usage of din in English
1
The noise awakened the baby; who added his wails to the din.
2
Above the general din he heard the detestable voice of the turnkey.
3
I dinna' want ye to think me too barbaric to look at.
4
They left off their couplings and set up a din of welcome.
5
The intolerable din and struggle of the week are at an end.
6
People were awakened in the night by the sudden cessation of din.
7
I entered several coffee-houses: the din of tongues in all was deafening.
8
Helga sang from her booth; and the din was redoubled with cheering.
9
The Moors were terrified by the tumbling ruins and the tremendous din.
10
The policeman listened to the din and then made for the house.
11
He could not hear what was said; the din was too loud.
12
Today, the din of humanity interrupts the corridors linking those three habitats.
13
The desire to be heard over the human din is probably universal.
14
The two reports made a deafening din in that place of echoes.
15
To concentrate in the midst of such a din was almost impossible.
16
And then came a voice, shouting through the din and the dark:
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Din through the time
Din across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common