Tumult is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUMULT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make a great din and commotion
• To make a tumult; to be in great commotion.
• stir up a commotion
NOUN:
• a loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a large mass of people
• a state of confusion or disorder
• uproar or commotion
• The commotion or agitation of a multitude, usually accompanied with great noise, uproar, and confusion of voices; hurly-burly; noisy confusion.
• Violent commotion or agitation, with confusion of sounds; as, the tumult of the elements.
• Irregular or confused motion; agitation; high excitement; as, the tumult of the spirits or passions.
• a state of commotion and noise and confusion
• violent agitation
• the act of making a noisy disturbance

Words related to TUMULT

dirdum10 tumulted11 tumulting12 tumults9

Words that contain TUMULT

tumults9 tumulted11 tumulting12 tumultuary15 tumultuate12 tumultuous12 tumultuated14 tumultuates13 tumultuating15 tumultuation14 tumultuously17 untumultuous14 tumultuations15 tumultuousness16 tumultuousnesse17 tumultuousnesses18

How to use TUMULT in a sentence

• Yet, in the tumult that changed the face of the world, I was still to live and be unchanged.
• All the longing and the tumult of his heart during these months had made no more impression upon her than a frantic sea makes upon the little bird at the top of the cliff.
• Iskwao raised her head and joined him in the tumult, both of them perfectly good-natured and quite happy during the operation.
• It broke out into that tumult in Great Britain perhaps ten years ago.
• The preparations, however, for the approaching fight, and the tumult it excited in the town, afforded her an opportunity of giving her spies the slip.
• The situation was remote, and the tumult of pursuit did not, reach them.
• A great tumult arose, and the interior of the church was entirely destroyed.
• Rumors of tumult in one quarter are circulated, to excite it in another.
• The people received him with a tumult of applause, followed by a profound silence, as they anxiously awaited his voice.
• It may be argued about reformation and punishment illegal, and, as it were, by tumult.
• No injury was done, however, in a single instance, to the person or property of any one, nor did the tumult continue twenty-four hours in any one instance.
• Noise and fury, cant and hypocrisy, formed the sole rhetoric which, during this tumult of various prejudices and passions, could be heard or attended to.
• A brief interval had sufficed to change the silence into a frightful uproar of sound and the restful peace into the fast growing tumult of furious battle.
• In the roar and crush and hurry of life and business, and the tumult and uproar of politics, the quiet voice of Masonry is unheard and unheeded.
• Hear, O hear! In the historian walls Rises the beat and the tumult of the struggle for freedom.
• His heart was beating with a tumult of new hopes and old memories.
• On a tumult of teasing cries flashes a delivering burst of brilliant light, and we are back in the first scene of the story.
• But the Child of Tumult has infinite prospects in his year.
• They walked on, not hastily, and showing no outward sign of the tumult that must have raged in each boyish heart.
• At this cry all the crowd re-entered the apartment, and throughout the palace and town there was nothing but consternation and tumult.
• For a little time, perhaps as long as it took his heart to pound thrice in wild tumult, they confronted each other in silence.
• The fever of resentment and the tumult of passion began now to give place to the softer emotions of the soul.
• Horace describes the noise and tumult of a city life, and then says, Scriptorum chorus omnis amat nemus, et fugit urbes.
• The familia of Drusus was in a tumult of indignation.
• At first her mind was in too great a tumult for her to care for band wagons.
• The spells of the night, its darkness and its silence, were powerless to hush the tumult of the queen of the forest.
• He hastened to the city, where his presence, combined with the knowledge which all had of his energy and courage, at once appeased the tumult.
• A tumult and a mighty outcry rose Within the city from the heathen host.
• The police were appealed to in vain, and the meeting finally closed in the midst of tumult and confusion.
• On hearing this tumult all the demons of the town came out to listen.

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