turbulently

• Adverbe signifiant « de manière agitée, désordonnée ou instable ». Décrit des actions ou des états caractérisés par des perturbations, de l'agitation ou un mouvement irrégulier, souvent utilisé tant au sens propre (par exemple, un flux d'air ou d'eau) qu'au sens figuré (par exemple, des émotions ou des situations politiques).

An adverb meaning "in a violent, disorderly, or unstable manner." It describes actions or states characterized by disturbance, agitation, or irregular movement, often used in both literal (e.g., air or water flow) and figurative (e.g., emotions or political situations) contexts.

1. In a chaotic or violent mannerC1formal

   In a way that involves sudden changes, confusion, or violent movement.

   de manière turbulente

   • The plane flew turbulently through the storm.
   • The crowd moved turbulently through the narrow streets.
   • The river flowed turbulently after the heavy rains.

   Synonymeschaoticallyconvulsivelydisruptivelyfranticallyfuriouslystormilyuncontrollablyviolently

   Antonymescalmlypeacefullyserenelysmoothlysteadily

2. In an emotionally unstable mannerC1formal

   In a way that is marked by emotional disturbance or conflict.

   de manière tumultueuse

   • He reacted turbulently to the news of his dismissal.
   • The relationship ended turbulently after months of arguments.
   • She spoke turbulently, her voice shaking with anger.

   Synonymesstormilytumultuously

   Antonymescalmlycomposedlypeacefullyserenely