"roiled" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is agitated, usually to describe a turbulent situation or a person who is angry or disturbed. For example, "The roiled crowd shouted and waved their fists to show their anger over the outcome of the election."
Eight years ago, Clinton developed a thorny relationship with African-American leaders here amid a grueling and bitterly contested primary with Obama that was roiled by racial tensions.
"If the euro fails, then Europe fails," she said.On the same day Jens Weidmann, the president of the Bundesbank, roiled financial markets with hardline comments designed to close off options for managing the crisis.
FOR a few months, it looked as if the 2012 general election might mark a pause in the culture wars that have roiled so many previous American political contests.
Restaurant staff said business was getting back to normal, but added that it might recover more quickly if both ends of their street were not still blocked off by military-style barricades and police standing watch in full riot gear.The anti-Japanese protests which roiled several Chinese cities last week have subsided, but the situation remains tense.
A weakly led and politically insecure China, roiled by unfulfilled nationalist aspirations, might prove an unpredictable actor on the world stage.
Turf battles over these questions roiled the musical landscape of the past century, leaving it pockmarked with ruptures and revolutions.
In an Indo-China roiled by post-colonial disputes and the shoving of the great powers, he wanted a dignified neutrality, and spent his career struggling to achieve it.
He tells CFO Asia about how, in late December 2007, during the subscription period for a bond issue by one of the group's businesses, the assassination of Benazir Bhutto roiled financial markets and spooked foreign investors.Eventually, he managed to get the issue back on track.
BP and its Russian partners in TNK-BP agreed on a plan to resolve a long-running dispute that has roiled the firm's management.
The games were in the red and roiled by allegations of bribery.
But the village has been caught up in months of violent protests that have roiled Kashmir.
