tumultuous
/tuˈmʌltʃuəs/
adjective
- Very loud, excited, and confused; involving a lot of noise and disorder.
- The meeting ended in a tumultuous argument that no one could control.
- The crowd gave the team a tumultuous welcome after their championship win.
- Tumultuous applause filled the hall as the speaker finished her speech.
- Full of sudden and extreme changes; emotionally or politically unstable.
- The country went through a tumultuous period of revolution and reform.
- Their relationship was tumultuous, with many breakups and reconciliations.
- The 1960s were a tumultuous decade for civil rights and social change.