turbulent

• Décrit un état de désordre, d'agitation ou de changements rapides et imprévisibles, souvent associé à des mouvements violents ou à une perturbation.

Describes a state of disorder, disturbance, or rapid, unpredictable change.

1. Characterized by unrest or disorderB2formal

   Marked by conflict, disturbance, or chaotic activity.

   turbulent (agité, désordonné)

   • The country experienced a turbulent period after the election.
   • Their relationship was turbulent, full of arguments and reconciliations.
   • The company went through a turbulent restructuring phase.

   Synonymesagitatedchaoticdisorderlystormytempestuoustumultuousunsettledviolentwild

   Antonymescalmorderlypeacefulquietserenestabletranquil

2. Agitated or disturbed (liquid or air)B2formal

   In a state of violent or irregular motion, especially of a fluid or gas.

   turbulent (fluide ou air)

   • The plane flew through turbulent air, causing a bumpy ride.
   • The river was turbulent after the heavy rains.
   • The turbulent waters made swimming dangerous.

   Synonymesagitatedchoppychurningdisturbedfoamingroilingroughstormywhirling

   Antonymescalmpeacefulplacidquietserenesmoothstillundisturbed