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Definition of commotion
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Commotion
(n.) A
popular
tumult;
public
disturbance;
riot.
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Turbulent
::
Turbulent
(a.)
Disturbed;
agitated;
tumultuous;
roused
to
violent
commotion;
as, the
turbulent
ocean..
Tranquillize
::
Tranquillize
(v. t.) To
render
tranquil;
to allay when
agitated;
to
compose;
to make calm and
peaceful;
as, to
tranquilize
a state
disturbed
by
factions
or civil
commotions;
to
tranquilize
the
mind..
Tempest
::
Tempest
(n.) Fig.: Any
violent
tumult
or
commotion;
as, a
political
tempest;
a
tempest
of war, or of the
passions..
Embroil
::
Embroil
(v. t.) To throw into
confusion
or
commotion
by
contention
or
discord;
to
entangle
in a broil or
quarrel;
to make
confused;
to
distract;
to
involve
in
difficulties
by
dissension
or
strife.
Tumultuation
::
Tumultuation
(n.)
Irregular
or
disorderly
movement;
commotion;
as, the
tumultuation
of the parts of a
fluid..
Commotion
::
Commotion
(n.) A
popular
tumult;
public
disturbance;
riot.
Flurry
::
Flurry
(n.)
Violent
agitation;
commotion;
bustle;
hurry.
Turmoil
::
Turmoil
(v. i.) To be
disquieted
or
confused;
to be in
commotion.
Estuation
::
Estuation
(n.) The act of
estuating;
commotion,
as of a
fluid;
agitation..
Furore
::
Furore
(n.)
Excitement;
commotion;
enthusiasm.
Ruffle
::
Ruffle
(v. t.) To
oughen
or
disturb
the
surface
of; to make
uneven
by
agitation
or
commotion.
Stir
::
Stir (n.)
Public
disturbance
or
commotion;
tumultuous
disorder;
seditious
uproar.
Disturbance
::
Disturbance
(n.)
Violent
agitation
in the body
politic;
public
commotion;
tumult.
Turmoil
::
Turmoil
(v. t.) To
harass
with
commotion;
to
disquiet;
to
worry.
Sedition
::
Sedition
(n.) The
raising
of
commotion
in a
state,
not
amounting
to
insurrection;
conduct
tending
to
treason,
but
without
an overt act;
excitement
of
discontent
against
the
government,
or of
resistance
to
lawful
authority..
Refugee
::
Refugee
(n.)
Especially,
one who, in times of
persecution
or
political
commotion,
flees to a
foreign
power or
country
for
safety;
as, the
French
refugees
who left
France
after the
revocation
of the edict of
Nantes..
Toss
::
Toss (v. i.) To roll and
tumble;
to be in
violent
commotion;
to
write;
to
fling.
Ruffle
::
Ruffle
(v. t. & i.) A state of being
ruffled
or
disturbed;
disturbance;
agitation;
commotion;
as, to put the mind in a
ruffle..
To-do
::
To-do (n.)
Bustle;
stir;
commotion;
ado.
Tumult
::
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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