tumultous/tumultuous
- as inirrepressible
- as innoisy
- as inpell-mell
- as inrambunctious
- as inrampant
- as inraucous
- as inrough
- as intempestuous
- as intopsy-turvy
- as inturbulent
- as inviolent
- as inboisterous
- as inroiled
- as inroily
- as inrough-and-tumble
- as indisorderly
- as inexcited
- as infactious
- as infierce
- as inangry
- as infurious
- as inhelter-skelter
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adj effervescent, vivaciousAntonyms for tumultous/tumultuous
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angry
adjective. being mad, often extremely mad
- affronted
- annoyed
- antagonized
- bitter
- chafed
- choleric
- convulsed
- cross
- displeased
- enraged
- exacerbated
- exasperated
- ferocious
- fierce
- fiery
- fuming
- furious
- galled
- hateful
- heated
- hot
- huffy
- ill-tempered
- impassioned
- incensed
- indignant
- inflamed
- infuriated
- irascible
- irate
- ireful
- irritable
- irritated
- maddened
- nettled
- offended
- outraged
- piqued
- provoked
- raging
- resentful
- riled
- sore
- splenetic
- storming
- sulky
- sullen
- tumultous/tumultuous
- turbulent
- uptight
- vexed
- wrathful
disorderly
adjective. causing trouble; unlawful
excited
adjective. inspired; upset
- aflame
- agitated
- animated
- annoyed
- aroused
- awakened
- beside oneself
- charged
- delighted
- discomposed
- disconcerted
- disturbed
- eager
- enthusiastic
- feverish
- fired up
- frantic
- high
- hot
- hot and bothered
- hyperactive
- hysterical
- in a tizzy
- inflamed
- juiced up
- jumpy
- keyed up
- moved
- nervous
- on edge
- on fire
- overwrought
- passionate
- piqued
- provoked
- roused
- ruffled
- steamed up
- stimulated
- stirred
- thrilled
- tumultous/tumultuous
- wild
- wired
- worked up
- zipped up
factious
adjective. conflicting, warring
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