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tumultuous

[too-muhl-choo-uhs, tyoo-] / tuˈmʌl tʃu əs, tyu- /


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The government will hope to draw a line under a tumultuous 2025, with what they hope is an investment boom typified by recent announcements on Heathrow and on a new northern train line.

From BBC

Fiorentina, which finished sixth in the Serie A last year, have been having a tumultuous season and are currently languishing in 18th place.

From Barron's

Despite geopolitical risks and tumultuous news, the stock market has remained calm, with investors not pricing in these uncertainties.

From Barron's

Despite geopolitical risks and tumultuous news, the stock market has remained calm, with investors not pricing in these uncertainties.

From Barron's

Joffe noted that the exhibit, with its focus on kindness, empathy and the value of shared labor in pursuit of a healthy, sustainable planet, is more timely than ever in this tumultuous, fractured era.

From Los Angeles Times