Tumults

Tumults, in a plural form, refers to a state of noisy confusion and disorder, often involving a large crowd or a significant event. It signifies an uproar, a commotion, or a violent disturbance. It can describe both physical disturbances like riots and metaphorical disturbances like emotional distress or societal upheaval. The term implies a lack of control, stability, and a sense of chaos. It frequently involves the expression of strong emotions, leading to a sense of widespread unrest and pandemonium. tumults often stem from anger, fear, or frustration and can be destructive in their wake, whether literal or figurative.

Tumults meaning with examples

• The crowd erupted into tumults as the winning goal was scored, a wave of joy and frenzy washing over the stadium. Fans surged forward, chanting and celebrating, while others hoisted flags and embraced their neighbors in the throes of joyous chaos, deafening the players to the announcer's remarks.
• Following the government's controversial decision, the city experienced weeks of political tumults. Protests turned violent, and property was damaged amid the chaotic scenes. Demonstrators clashed with law enforcement, causing widespread unrest as the streets became battlegrounds for conflicting ideologies.
• After the sudden death of the beloved leader, the kingdom was plunged into a period of political tumults. Different factions vied for power, leading to infighting, conspiracies, and ultimately, a civil war as the nation descended into a power struggle, ripping families apart.
• Within her own heart, she battled an emotional tumults of grief and anxiety. The loss of her loved one left her reeling from the emotional turmoil. Waves of despair washed over her, threatening to drown her, leaving her grappling with overwhelming sadness, and uncertain about her own future.