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Meaning of tumult
a state of loud, excited, and often violent commotion
Etymology of tumult
The word "tumult" comes from the Latin "tumultus," meaning "commotion" or "upheaval"
It has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a state of loud, excited, and often violent commotion
Synonyms
chaos
commotion
uproar
turmoil
riot
disturbance
unrest
mayhem
pandemonium
bedlam
disorder
confusion
clutter
noise
ruckus
din
clamor
hubbub
fuss
outcry
protest
rebellion
insurrection
revolt
uprising
mutiny
anarchy
lawlessness
violence
tumultuousness
turbulence
storm
tempest
agitation
excitement
ferment
effervescence
turbulence
Definitions
- A state of loud, excited, and often violent commotion
- * A riot or uproar, especially one caused by a crowd
- * A noisy and excited disturbance, especially one that is violent or uncontrolled
Usage Examples
- The city was in a state of tumult after the announcement of the election results
- * The tumult outside the stadium was intense as fans clashed with police
- * The tumult of the storm subsided as the sun began to rise
Antonyms
calmness
serenity
peace
tranquility
quiet
stillness
silence
order
harmony
stability
equilibrium
composure
sobriety
moderation
restraint
reserve
decorum
dignity
respectfulness
courtesy
civility
politeness