tumultuous disturbance
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Definition
Noun: A sudden, violent, and often noisy commotion or disorder. It describes an event or situation marked by great turbulence, uproar, or chaotic agitation.
Usage
This noun phrase is used to describe a state of extreme and violent disorder that erupts suddenly. It emphasizes both the chaotic nature and the disruptive force of the event. It is a formal and literary term.
Examples
- The protest began peacefully but descended into a tumultuous disturbance.
- The sudden collapse of the government caused a tumultuous disturbance throughout the capital.
- The courtroom erupted in a tumultuous disturbance after the controversial verdict was read.
Advanced Usage
- The phrase can be used metaphorically to describe a severe internal or emotional upheaval.
- The news of his betrayal created a tumultuous disturbance in her mind.
Variants and Related Words
- Tumult (n): A loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people; a state of confusion or disorder.
- A tumult of shouting and sirens filled the air.
- Disturbance (n): The interruption of a settled and peaceful condition; a public riot.
- The police were called to deal with the disturbance.
Synonyms
- Uproar
- Turmoil
- Commotion
- Riot
- Havoc
Antonyms
- Peace
- Calm
- Order
- Tranquility
- Serenity
Related Phrases
- State of tumult: A condition of great disturbance, confusion, or agitation.
- The city was in a state of tumult for days.
Noun
- a sudden violent disturbance