tumultuous in Polish
tumultuous in Polish is zgiełkliwy — tumultuous means loud, chaotic, and full of noisy excitement.
tumultuous in Polish
zgiełkliwy
Characterized by loud, confused noise. [from mid 16th c.]
What does "tumultuous" mean?
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adj Loud, chaotic, and full of noisy excitement.
"The band walked off stage to tumultuous applause."
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adj Marked by violent disorder or turbulent change.
"The country went through a tumultuous decade of coups and reforms."
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tumultuous in a sentence
- The band walked off stage to tumultuous applause.
- The country went through a tumultuous decade of coups and reforms.
- Their marriage was tumultuous from the very first year.
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What is "tumultuous" in Polish?
"tumultuous" in Polish is zgiełkliwy. tumultuous means: Loud, chaotic, and full of noisy excitement.
How do you use "tumultuous" in a sentence?
Example: "The band walked off stage to tumultuous applause." In Polish, "tumultuous" is zgiełkliwy.
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