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tumultuously

/tjuːˈmʌl.tʃu.əs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera tumultuosa, desordenada o agitada». Describe acciones o eventos caracterizados por ruido, confusión o fuerte conmoción, a menudo usado en contextos literarios o formales.

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adverb

/tjuːˈmʌl.tʃu.əs.li/C2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera tumultuosa, desordenada o agitada». Describe acciones o eventos caracterizados por ruido, confusión o fuerte conmoción, a menudo usado en contextos literarios o formales.

An adverb meaning "in a disorderly, chaotic, or agitated manner." It describes actions or events characterized by uproar, confusion, or violent disturbance, often used in literary or formal contexts.

  1. In a disorderly or chaotic mannerC1formal

    In a way that is very loud, excited, and confused.

    esde manera tumultuosa

    • The crowd cheered tumultuously as the team entered the stadium.
    • The debate ended tumultuously with everyone shouting at once.
    • The waves crashed tumultuously against the rocky shore.

    Sinónimosboisterouslychaoticallyfranticallyhystericallyriotouslyturbulently

    Antónimoscalmlyorderlypeacefullyserenely

  2. With great emotional disturbanceC2formal

    In a way that shows strong, often conflicting, emotions.

    esCon gran agitación emocional

    • Her heart beat tumultuously as she waited for the news.
    • The nation reacted tumultuously to the sudden political change.
    • He wept tumultuously, overwhelmed by grief and joy.

    Sinónimosfeverishlyfranticallyhystericallypassionatelystormilyturbulently

    Antónimoscalmlypeacefullyserenely

Formas
  • more tumultuously comparative form
  • most tumultuously superlative form
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