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The tumultuous
adjective
Noisy and disorderly
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The tumultuous ovation from the audience went on and on.
The tumultuous and vivid movie played throughout but it enhanced and never eclipsed the clothes.
The tumultuous Democratic Presidential campaign of 1968 changed the nominating process for both parties.
The tumultuous process of reconstruction began in a region still divided.
The tumultuous romance between a sports agent and an up-and-coming Broadway star.
The tumultuous early months of the US presidential primaries reflect a populist moment in American politics.
The tumultuous changes in the scholarly communications ecosystem have disrupted traditional library assumptions and established new workflows and user expectations.
The tumultuous story of music search engine Seeqpod is finally coming to a close.
The tumultuous, Jack and Jackie.
The tumultuous development process didn't end there: Daniels dropped out because of scheduling conflicts.
The tumultuous sounds of gunfire drowned out the soothing sounds of waves crashing on the shore.
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