tumultuously
/tuˈmʌltʃuəsli/
adverb
- In a loud, excited, and disorderly way.
- The students argued tumultuously, each trying to be heard over the others.
- The fans cheered tumultuously when the band walked on stage.
- The crowd reacted tumultuously to the unexpected announcement.
- In a way that involves sudden and extreme changes or instability.
- Their friendship ended tumultuously after a huge misunderstanding.
- The stock market rose and fell tumultuously throughout the week.
- The river flowed tumultuously over the rocks after the heavy rain.
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