tumultuous
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/tjuːˈmʌltʃuəs/
adjective
usually before noun
1 very
loud
; involving
strong
feelings
, especially feelings of
approval
tumultuous applause
a tumultuous reception/welcome
2 involving many
difficulties
and a lot of
change
and often
violence
SYNONYM
tempestuous
the tumultuous years of the English Civil War
It was a tumultuous time in her life.
Word Origin
mid 16th cent.: from
Old French
tumultuous
or
Latin
tumultuosus
, from
tumultus
.
e.g.
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