tumultuate Synonyms
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tumultuate Meaning
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tumultuate (v. i.)
To make a tumult.
tumultuate Sentence Examples
- The crowd tumultuated outside the government building, demanding immediate action.
- The political debate tumultuated through the chamber, with heated arguments and impassioned speeches.
- Emotions tumultuated within his chest, a mix of anger, sorrow, and determination.
- The storm tumultuated the ocean, creating colossal waves that crashed against the shore.
- The war zone tumultuated with gunfire, explosions, and the cries of the wounded.
- The stock market tumultuated wildly, with prices fluctuating drastically.
- The social media platform was tumultuated by a barrage of controversial posts.
- His heart tumultuated with a mixture of excitement and trepidation at the prospect of a new adventure.
- The city tumultuated with activity as people celebrated the festival in the streets.
- The relationship between the two friends tumultuated, going through periods of turmoil and reconciliation.
FAQs About the word tumultuate
To make a tumult.
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The crowd tumultuated outside the government building, demanding immediate action.
The political debate tumultuated through the chamber, with heated arguments and impassioned speeches.
Emotions tumultuated within his chest, a mix of anger, sorrow, and determination.
The storm tumultuated the ocean, creating colossal waves that crashed against the shore.
