Sentence examples for the tumult from inspiring English sources

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the tumult

noun

Confused, agitated noise as made by a crowd.

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Some opportunists took advantage of the tumult.

The tumult and the shouting dies.

I remember the tumult of being 14.

Through all the tumult, the observatory stayed open.

His autobiography, The Tumult and the Shouting, appeared in 1954.

The tumult got nasty from time to time.

The turmoil and the tumult within the self.

She turned to books to escape the tumult, she said.

As the tumult grows, the walls and floor vibrate.

Many hospitals are responding to the tumult by getting bigger.

Few here considered the geopolitical ramifications of the tumult.

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