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tumultuously

/tjuːˈmʌl.tʃu.əs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière désordonnée, chaotique ou agitée ». Décrit des actions ou des événements caractérisés par le bruit, la confusion ou une vive agitation, souvent utilisé dans un contexte littéraire ou formel.

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adverb

/tjuːˈmʌl.tʃu.əs.li/C2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière désordonnée, chaotique ou agitée ». Décrit des actions ou des événements caractérisés par le bruit, la confusion ou une vive agitation, souvent utilisé dans un contexte littéraire ou formel.

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.

    frde manière tumultueuse

    • 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.

    Synonymesboisterouslychaoticallyfranticallyhystericallyriotouslyturbulently

    Antonymescalmlyorderlypeacefullyserenely

  2. With great emotional disturbanceC2formal

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

    fravec une grande agitation émotionnelle

    • 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.

    Synonymesfeverishlyfranticallyhystericallypassionatelystormilyturbulently

    Antonymescalmlypeacefullyserenely

Formes
  • more tumultuously comparative form
  • most tumultuously superlative form
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