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tumultuous
adjectivetoo-MUL-chuss
meaning in plain English
Very noisy and chaotic, like a crowd arguing or a storm breaking.
Imagine a tumultuous market floor, like a noisy crowd shouting and phones ringing nonstop.
for example
The meeting turned tumultuous when everyone started shouting at once.
Imagine a packed stadium right after your team wins—or loses. The cheers, boos, and stomping feet make such a loud, wild mix that you can’t even hear the person next to you. That’s what tumultuous feels like: a big, messy burst of sound and motion that feels out of control.