Meanings of political ferment in English

The whole of Europe, remember, was in a state of political ferment.

Geneva at the time was in a state of social and political ferment.

Jones's apprenticeship coincided with a period of experimental and political ferment in New York theatre.

But it was evidently a city in political ferment.

The ambitions of Aristobulus and his sons kept Palestine in a state of constant political ferment.

Those who deal in timber are not the only merchants who scent danger to their interests in the political ferment of the times.

In the midst of political ferment across the world, and with anxiety about the coming winter hardening into dread, Extinction Rebellion is back.

Season three is set in an era of counterculture, of grassroots political ferment -but this barely registers, beyond Princess Margaret's forays into posh bohemianism.

*13 In times of political ferment, the opinion of the writer is generally determined by the complexion of his party.