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tumult 【tumult】n.骚动The shout of "Fire" caused a great tumult in the theater.“失火”的喊叫声使得剧院大乱。

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['tuːmʌlt] 
tumulta state of commotion and noise and confusion
If a principal steps into a classroom and is greeted by a tumult of voices, with the teacher shouting for his kids' attention, she will not be pleased. A tumult is a state of noisy confusion.
Very often a crowd of people will cause a tumult. But your mind can also be in tumult, when you're confused and overwhelmed by strong emotions. If you want an adjective to describe these types of bewildering situations, use tumultuous. Tumult is from the Latin tumultus "an uproar," which is related to the Latin verb tumēre "to be excited."
All forms of 'tumult' will appear on average once every 378 pages.tumulttumultuoustumultuouslytumultuousness

Front	tumult
Pron	['tuːmʌlt]
Back	【tumult】 n.骚动 The shout of "Fire" caused a great tumult in the theater. “失火”的喊叫声使得剧院大乱。
Vocab	tumulta state of commotion and noise and confusion If a principal steps into a classroom and is greeted by a tumult of voices, with the teacher shouting for his kids' attention, she will not be pleased. A tumult is a state of noisy confusion. Very often a crowd of people will cause a tumult. But your mind can also be in tumult, when you're confused and overwhelmed by strong emotions. If you want an adjective to describe these types of bewildering situations, use tumultuous. Tumult is from the Latin tumultus "an uproar," which is related to the Latin verb tumēre "to be excited." All forms of 'tumult' will appear on average once every 378 pages. tumult tumultuous tumultuously tumultuousness

Tumult State Latin Tuːmʌlt N.骚动 Shout Fire Caused