Tumultuously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TUMULTUOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• TUMULTUOUS, full of tumult
• in a tumultuous and riotous manner
ADJECTIVE:
• excited, confused, or disorderly
• making an uproar or loud, confused noise
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by tumult; loud, excited, and emotional

Words related to TUMULTUOUSLY

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How to use TUMULTUOUSLY in a sentence

• The noise ceased, though the dust still rose, tumultuously.
• The red blood bounded tumultuously through its strict channels.
• With hearts that beat tumultuously in their breasts, they hastened to one of them to see what it contained.
• All his unemployed youth, all his pent-up desires, surged tumultuously through his veins.
• Nameless thoughts tumultuously invaded his sick brain and ruled there as despots.
• It was only the marine and the citizens who, though they had no vote in the Council, cried out tumultuously that the Fort must be defended.
• The old woman opened the door with the same precautions as had been employed upon our arrival, and immediately six or seven persons tumultuously entered the apartment.
• These, with the exception of the European, who was not a party to the offence, fled tumultuously.
• She turned about the cliff, her heart bounding tumultuously, and, panting the words of the magic spell, asked that her legs be given the swiftness of the wind spirits.
• As he played, she could see the muscles of his strong neck move under the brown skin, and his shoulders rise and fall tumultuously with his uneven breaths.
• The next act is played on one of the public squares of Rome, where the people are tumultuously assembled to discuss the secret flight of the barons.
• The family, that had entered somewhat tumultuously, almost filled it.
• The people were at length excited to assemble tumultuously.
• The natives now gathered round me tumultuously, and laboured to convince me that what I had just seen were the heads of three Happar warriors, who had been slain in battle.
• It shrieked its despair, the despair of a jealous woman balked of her vengeance, tumultuously wild.
• So it seemed, for upon emerging on the bank we saw a yellow torrent twenty feet or more wide and four or five feet deep rushing tumultuously down the rocky channel.
• When the Spaniards attacked him, Lantaro withdrew as if in a panic, the Spaniards following tumultuously into the fortifications.
• They career over the arena in dirt color and dark blue, while the dark blue benches surge tumultuously.
• Then, his heart beating tumultuously, he rose to his feet.
• A two-headed Dragon rushed tumultuously upon the brothers as if to annihilate them all three.
• It was a great delight to him to see the wonder in those virgin minds, entering tumultuously into the luminous palaces constructed by human thought during the last century.
• To the right of him a wild riot of signal rockets from the Ostrogites banged tumultuously in the sky.
• The river which they had been following became narrower and was so swift in places that it rushed tumultuously between its frozen edges.
• The day after that which had been so fruitful both in emotions and discoveries, a thousand recollections tumultuously besieged my mind and still disturbed me.
• The moment he opened the door, fifteen of them charged tumultuously into the passage, sweeping him completely off his legs.
• Others were walking arm in arm and singing tumultuously.
• Here the arms of the Danube rush forward from every quarter, driving the sea tumultuously back, so that we can only distinguish in the far distance a stripe of green.
• She spoke tumultuously, frantically, with a voice broken and tender.
• The dogs rose tumultuously, but Tom showed his teeth and growled, and they went back under the table.
• But in spite of himself his recollections rushed tumultuously upon him.
• The little run was rushing tumultuously down the notch, splashing over rocks, scurrying over little sandy stretches, ever singing, ever murmuring, in its downward course.
• At this sight, the band of youthful nobles set up a shout of laughter, and rushed tumultuously forward, while the curtains, dropping to their place, closed upon the scene.
• They brandished their naked swords and spears calling out tumultuously, Kill! kill! and fell upon the lieutenants party immediately.
• The waves lap the shore gently, or roar tumultuously in the red caverns, and it is all familiar, but none the less welcome and soothing because of that familiarity.
• On the night of the 20th July, 1788, the family were alarmed by hearing the horses and cattle running tumultuously around the station, as if suddenly frightened.
• No sooner, in this brief moment, did she see herself honestly than her old habits swept her on tumultuously.
• Nevertheless, his heart beat tumultuously as he followed the other down the long corridor, lit only by a flaring link set in a wrought-iron bracket.

Similar words containing TUMULTUOUS without suffix ly

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