Usage examples (36)

• The adjective "tumultuous" is often used to describe the events of the 1960s.
• Billowed in tumultuous joys and affianced, why you would but will it and your girl would have it.
• Her spoon was gone; that was beyond question, and Daisy's little spirit was in tumultuous disturbance – very uncommon indeed with her.
• Tweed lied to Goody about his occupation, age and heritage on their first meeting, but the couple still entered a long-term tumultuous relationship.