upheaval in Greek
upheaval in Greek is της τρελής, χαμός — upheaval means a sudden, dramatic change that disrupts the normal state of things.
upheaval in Greek
της τρελής
Pronounced: tis trelis
χαμός
Pronounced: chamos
What does "upheaval" mean?
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noun A sudden, dramatic change that disrupts the normal state of things.
"The company went through massive upheaval after the merger."
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noun The geological process of land being pushed or raised upward.
"The mountain range formed through millions of years of upheaval."
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upheaval in a sentence
- The company went through massive upheaval after the merger.
- Political upheaval swept through the region in the 1990s.
- The mountain range formed through millions of years of upheaval.
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What is "upheaval" in Greek?
"upheaval" in Greek is της τρελής, χαμός. upheaval means: A sudden, dramatic change that disrupts the normal state of things.
How do you pronounce της τρελής?
"upheaval" in Greek is της τρελής, pronounced "tis trelis".
How do you use "upheaval" in a sentence?
Example: "The company went through massive upheaval after the merger." In Greek, "upheaval" is της τρελής, χαμός.
Are there other ways to say "upheaval" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "upheaval": της τρελής, χαμός.
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