Turbulent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TURBULENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• tumultuous, violently disturbed
• characterized by conflict, disorder, or confusion; not stable or calm
• (of air or water) moving unsteadily or violently
• relating to or denoting flow of a fluid in which the velocity at any point fluctuates irregularly and there is continual mixing rather than a steady or laminar flow pattern.
• involving a lot of sudden changes and conflicting elements
• Disturbed; agitated; tumultuous; roused to violent commotion; as, the turbulent ocean.
• Disposed to insubordination and disorder; restless; unquiet; refractory; as, turbulent spirits.
• Producing commotion; disturbing; exciting.
• characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination
• (of a liquid) agitated vigorously; in a state of turbulence
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• causing unrest, violence, or disturbance

Words related to TURBULENT

turbulently16

Words that contain TURBULENT

turbulently16 nonturbulent14

How to use TURBULENT in a sentence

• I do not know how this shall come to pass, nor how the turbulent kings and peoples of earth shall be brought to acknowledge the Messiah and pay homage to him.
• Milan was filled with its defenders, turbulent and insolent under the shield of the court.
• It favored contemplative habits and the passive virtues, so much needed in turbulent times.
• The turbulent people of Chiltistan were making trouble, and profit out of the trouble, it is true.
• They invited me to lunch and told me all about their turbulent history.
• The following spring the body of the foolish man was found and buried, after having lain several months in the turbulent waters of the Genesee.
• In spite of its dislocation into petty incoherent and turbulent associations, it was by no means in decay.
• Georgia, a weak and turbulent, though a growing State, was powerless to enforce her claims.
• The turbulent nobles, jealous of each other, had no recognized leader.
• Was this boy ever anything but turbulent, he wondered with impatience.
• The general impression, however, is that he was the eldest son of the late King, and repudiated solely on account of his violent temper and turbulent conduct.
• While these turbulent proceedings were going on, the Jesuit priests introduced into the colony by Lord Baltimore were performing a work of peace and love.
• The quiet man who presided over the turbulent Cabinet never hinted to one of its members that such a document had reached his hands.
• He desired, therefore, to have their presence in parliament, where they served to control the turbulent resolutions of the great.
• But this was not the opinion in those days of turbulent excitement.
• For this purpose he went to Toledo and found there a narrow, turbulent river, rushing over great masses of rock.
• He watched the aspect of the populace, and let fall a few insidious expressions in no degree calculated to quiet the turbulent passions of the citizens.
• It was the dry season, so that the river, at times so turbulent, was dwindled to a tenth of its volume.
• A hundred feet below, in a gorge, ran the Stehekin River, a noisy and turbulent stream full of trout.
• They were wild and turbulent in disposition and were likely at any moment to take revenge for the great wrong that had been inflicted upon them.
• The first appearance of Port Phillip is very striking, and the effect of the view is enhanced by the contrast with the turbulent waves without and in the entrance.
• He stretched himself at full length at her feet, extravagant now in his acts and gestures like a man who no longer can hold turbulent passion in check.
• A brave, self-willed, hotheaded, turbulent people, they were going to have their fight out.
• The far away roar of the turbulent waters of the Colorado was borne to their listening ears.
• Later, when Rome passed from a position of first among equals to that of mistress of her former allies, Praeneste was her proudest and most turbulent subject.
• I could scarcely realise the possibility of my having to fight my way through the motley crowd of turbulent and ambitious persons.
• Every one who is turbulent has been found by King Merneptah.
• This reaction from the black and bitter hour through which I had just passed, this turbulent joy and relief, overcame me.
• The wind blew stronger, and the sea was much more turbulent.

Similar words containing TURBUL without suffix ent

turbulator12 turbulence14 turbulency17 turbulators13 turbulences15 turbulently16 nonturbulent14 turbulencies16

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