tumulous (Meaning)

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tumulous (a.)

Full of small hills or mounds; hilly; tumulose.

Synonyms & Antonyms of tumulous

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tumulous Sentence Examples

  1. The tumulous waves crashed against the shore with an unrelenting force.
  2. The aftermath of the storm left a tumulous landscape of uprooted trees and scattered debris.
  3. The tumulous emotions within her surged like a tempestuous storm.
  4. The battlefield was a tumulous scene of carnage and despair.
  5. The tumultuous cheers of the crowd shook the stadium to its core.
  6. The tumulous clouds gathered overhead, threatening to unleash a torrential downpour.
  7. The tumulous state of the stock market left investors in a perpetual state of anxiety.
  8. The tumultuous relationship between the siblings led to frequent quarrels and emotional outbursts.
  9. The tumulous terrain made the journey arduous and treacherous.
  10. The tumulous events of the past year had left an indelible mark on her psyche.

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Full of small hills or mounds; hilly; tumulose.

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The tumulous waves crashed against the shore with an unrelenting force.

The aftermath of the storm left a tumulous landscape of uprooted trees and scattered debris.

The tumulous emotions within her surged like a tempestuous storm.

The battlefield was a tumulous scene of carnage and despair.