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tumultuous
adjective as in uproarious; boisterous; noisy
Weak matches
agitated, clamorous, disorderly, disturbed, excited, irregular, lawless, noisy, obstreperous, passionate, raging, rambunctious, restless, rowdy, rowdydowdy, rumbustious, termagant, unrestrained, unruly, uproarious, vociferous, wild
Example Sentences
Columbus Day has arrived, offering traders a moment of reprieve from the tumultuous news cycle—but not everyone will catch a break.
New and old risks abound, from elevated and rising government debt, historically elevated equity values and paper wealth creation, and the uncertainty emanating from tumultuous domestic and international politics.
Despite being set in 19th Century Dublin and New York, the House of Guinness captures the family's tumultuous tale within the walls of Penrhyn Castle, in Bangor, Gwynedd.
Even in these tumultuous times, these three things remain constant — death, taxes and “Law & Order.”
On Sunday night, the inboxes of the families with children at the kindergarten pinged with an email from management wanting to address a "tumultuous" few weeks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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