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Definition of tumult
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Tumult
(n.) The
commotion
or
agitation
of a
multitude,
usually
accompanied
with great
noise,
uproar,
and
confusion
of
voices;
hurly-burly;
noisy
confusion..
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Mutiny
::
Mutiny
(n.)
Violent
commotion;
tumult;
strife.
Tempest
::
Tempest
(n.) Fig.: Any
violent
tumult
or
commotion;
as, a
political
tempest;
a
tempest
of war, or of the
passions..
Coil
::
Coil (n.) A
noise,
tumult,
bustle,
or
confusion..
Allay
::
Allay (v. t.) To make quiet or put at rest; to
pacify
or
appease;
to
quell;
to calm; as, to allay
popular
excitement;
to allay the
tumult
of the
passions..
Convulsion
::
Convulsion
(n.) Any
violent
and
irregular
motion
or
agitation;
a
violent
shaking;
a
tumult;
a
commotion.
Drum
::
Drum (n.) A
noisy,
tumultuous
assembly
of
fashionable
people
at a
private
house;
a
rout..
Boisterous
::
Boisterous
(a.)
Exhibiting
tumultuous
violence
and fury;
acting
with noisy
turbulence;
violent;
rough;
stormy.
Garboil
::
Garboil
(n.)
Tumult;
disturbance;
disorder.
Tumultuary
::
Tumultuary
(a.)
Restless;
agitated;
unquiet.
Mobbish
::
Mobbish
(a.) Like a mob;
tumultuous;
lawless;
as, a
mobbish
act..
Horror
::
Horror
(n.) A
bristling
up; a
rising
into
roughness;
tumultuous
movement.
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
disorderly
and
tumultuous
crowd;
a mob;
hence,
the
rabble;
the herd of
common
people..
Boiling
::
Boiling
(n.) The act of
ebullition
or of
tumultuous
agitation.
Tumultuate
::
Tumultuate
(v. i.) To make a
tumult.
Emeute
::
Emeute
(n.) A
seditious
tumult;
an
outbreak.
Subsidence
::
Subside
(v. i.) To fall into a state of
quiet;
to cease to rage; to be
calmed;
to
settle
down; to
become
tranquil;
to
abate;
as, the sea
subsides;
the
tumults
of war will
subside;
the fever has
subsided..
Rabblement
::
Rabblement
(n.) A
tumultuous
crowd of low
people;
a
rabble.
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
bellowing;
a
shouting;
noise;
clamor;
uproar;
disturbance;
tumult.
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Violent;
tumultuous;
boisterous;
inclement;
harsh;
severe;
-- said of the
weather,
of
storms,
and the like; as, the rude
winter..
Boiling
::
Boiling
(a.)
Heated
to the point of
bubbling;
heaving
with
bubbles;
in
tumultuous
agitation,
as
boiling
liquid;
surging;
seething;
swelling
with heat,
ardor,
or
passion..
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