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Definition of tumult
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Tumult
(n.)
Violent
commotion
or
agitation,
with
confusion
of
sounds;
as, the
tumult
of the
elements..
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Stir
::
Stir (n.)
Public
disturbance
or
commotion;
tumultuous
disorder;
seditious
uproar.
Tumult
::
Tumult
(n.)
Violent
commotion
or
agitation,
with
confusion
of
sounds;
as, the
tumult
of the
elements..
Inflammatory
::
Inflammatory
(a.)
Tending
to
excite
anger,
animosity,
tumult,
or
sedition;
seditious;
as,
inflammatory
libels,
writings,
speeches,
or
publications..
Flutter
::
Flutter
(n.)
Hurry;
tumult;
agitation
of the mind;
confusion;
disorder.
Rout
::
Rout (n.) A
disorderly
and
tumultuous
crowd;
a mob;
hence,
the
rabble;
the herd of
common
people..
Mutiny
::
Mutiny
(n.)
Violent
commotion;
tumult;
strife.
Termagant
::
Termagant
(a.)
Tumultuous;
turbulent;
boisterous;
furious;
quarrelsome;
scolding.
Bluster
::
Bluster
(v. i.) To talk with noisy
violence;
to
swagger,
as a
turbulent
or
boasting
person;
to act in a
noisy,
tumultuous
way; to play the
bully;
to
storm;
to
rage..
Riot
::
Riot (n.) The
tumultuous
disturbance
of the
public
peace by an
unlawful
assembly
of three or more
persons
in the
execution
of some
private
object.
Drum
::
Drum (n.) A
noisy,
tumultuous
assembly
of
fashionable
people
at a
private
house;
a
rout..
Rabble-rout
::
Rabble-rout
(n.) A
tumultuous
crowd;
a
rabble;
a noisy
throng.
Hurly-burly
::
Hurly-burly
(n.)
Tumult;
bustle;
confusion.
Tumultuariness
::
Tumultuariness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
tumultuary.
Flaw
::
Flaw (n.) A
sudden
burst of noise and
disorder;
a
tumult;
uproar;
a
quarrel.
Rude
::
Rude
(superl.)
Violent;
tumultuous;
boisterous;
inclement;
harsh;
severe;
-- said of the
weather,
of
storms,
and the like; as, the rude
winter..
Hurl
::
Hurl (n.)
Tumult;
riot;
hurly-burly.
Boil
::
Boil (v.) To be
agitated,
or
tumultuously
moved,
as a
liquid
by the
generation
and
rising
of
bubbles
of steam (or
vapor),
or of
currents
produced
by
heating
it to the
boiling
point;
to be in a state of
ebullition;
as, the water
boils..
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..
Bustling
::
Bustling
(a.)
Agitated;
noisy;
tumultuous;
characterized
by
confused
activity;
as, a
bustling
crowd..
Convulsion
::
Convulsion
(n.) Any
violent
and
irregular
motion
or
agitation;
a
violent
shaking;
a
tumult;
a
commotion.
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