Cool MateMeaning of Tumult
A loud and confused noise, especially created by a large group of people.
In simple words: A loud, chaotic noise or disturbance.
Tumult in a sentence
- The tumult in the stadium was deafening as the game reached its climax.
- After the announcement, a tumult erupted among the crowd, filled with cheers and shouts.
- She found it hard to concentrate amid the tumult of the ongoing construction.
- The political debate was marked by tumult, with candidates frequently interrupting each other.
- In the face of tumult, the leaders struggled to maintain order and calm the citizens.
How to use Tumult
Used to describe noisy and chaotic situations, often in a negative context. Suitable for both written and spoken English.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'tumult' as a 'tumultuous' crowd creating noise.
Related words
Collocations with Tumult
- grow into a tumult
- create a tumult
- in a state of tumult
Synonyms for Tumult
- uproar
- chaos
- commotion
- tumultuousness
Common mistakes with Tumult
- Confused with 'tumultuous', which refers to something characterized by tumult.
- Using it to describe calm situations.
Tumult appears in
Tumult in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
ضجيج، فوضى
صوت عالٍ وفوضوي أو اضطراب.
- Bengaliবাংলা
হৈচৈ
খুব জোরে এবং বিশৃঙ্খল আওয়াজ বা গোলমাল।
- GermanDeutsch
Tumult
Ein lauter, chaotischer Lärm oder eine Störung.
- SpanishEspañol
Tumulto
Un ruido fuerte y caótico o una perturbación.
- Persianفارسی
همهمه
صدای بلند و آشفته یا اختلال.
- FrenchFrançais
Tumulte
Un bruit ou un désordre bruyant et chaotique.
- Hindiहिन्दी
शोरगुल
एक तेज, अराजक शोर या हंगामा।
- ItalianItaliano
Tumulto
Un rumore o un disturbo forte e caotico.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Tumulto
Um barulho ou distúrbio alto e caótico.
- RussianРусский
Шум, гам, суматоха
Громкий, хаотичный шум или беспорядок.
- Urduاردو
ہنگامہ، شور و غل
ایک بلند، افراتفری والا شور یا ہنگامہ۔
- Chinese中文
骚动
嘈杂、混乱的声音或骚乱。
More words like Tumult
- Chaos
- AbandonB2
To leave someone or something and never return to them.
- CorpseB1
The dead body of a human or animal.
- TypicalA2
Representing the usual characteristics of a particular group or situation.
- VaporB1
A gaseous state of a substance that is typically liquid at room temperature.
- TraditionA2
A custom or belief passed down over time within a group.
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Frequently asked questions about Tumult
What does Tumult mean?
A loud, chaotic noise or disturbance.
What is the definition of Tumult?
A loud and confused noise, especially created by a large group of people.
How do you use Tumult in a sentence?
The tumult in the stadium was deafening as the game reached its climax.
Can you give another example of Tumult?
After the announcement, a tumult erupted among the crowd, filled with cheers and shouts.
What are synonyms for Tumult?
Common alternatives include uproar, chaos, commotion, tumultuousness.
What is the opposite of Tumult?
Opposite meanings include calm, silence.
What words go with Tumult?
It commonly pairs with grow into a tumult, create a tumult, in a state of tumult.
What are common mistakes when using Tumult?
Confused with 'tumultuous', which refers to something characterized by tumult. Using it to describe calm situations.
How do you pronounce Tumult?
US: //ˈtumʌlt//, UK: //ˈtjuːmʌlt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Tumult?
Used to describe noisy and chaotic situations, often in a negative context. Suitable for both written and spoken English.
What CEFR level is Tumult?
"Tumult" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.