Tumult

tū′mult, n. uproar of a multitude: violent agitation with confused sounds: high excitement.— adv. Tumult′ūarily .— n. Tumult′ūarine .— adjs. Tumult′ūary , Tumult′ūous , full of tumult: disorderly: agitated: noisy.— v.i. Tumult′ūate , to make a tumult.— n. Tumultūā′tion .— adv. Tumult′ūously .— ns. Tumult′ūousne ; Tumult′us , commotion. [L. tumult us — tumēre , to swell.]