tumultuary
/təˈmʌltʃuˌɛri/
adjective
- Characterized by disorder, confusion, or uproar; chaotic.
- Her desk was in a tumultuary state, covered in papers and scattered supplies.
- The protest turned tumultuary after the announcement, with people shouting and pushing in all directions.
- The meeting ended in a tumultuary argument that no one could control.
- Acting or done in a confused, hasty, or disorderly manner; not organized.
- His tumultuary approach to studying meant he never fully understood the material.
- The company's tumultuary expansion led to financial losses and employee burnout.
- They made a tumultuary retreat from the burning building, grabbing only what they could carry.
Synonyms