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• n  a state of commotion and noise and confusion
• n  violent agitation
• n  the act of making a noisy disturbance

• That tumult has some analysts thinking Marvel is prepping itself for sale.
• Or those who opted not to play? What of the individual who performed one small act that set in motion a great, grand tumult of actions that changed history?.
• Of all the Chinese figures the world came to know in the course of last year's tumult, the most memorable was anonymous: that wiry young man who halted a column of tanks near .

• tumultuousness
• uproar
• garboil
• turmoil
• commotion
• din
• ruction
• ruckus
• rumpus

News & Articles

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• Pimco: Everything Is Expensive And We're Probably Heading For Another Recession
  Investors who woke up Wednesday to a front page Wall Street Journal headline trumpeting "Global Tumult" in the financial markets might have been looking for some good news elsewhere. They won't find it in the latest report from Pimco.
  June 12, 2013 - Forbes
• GOP senators pass abortion measure requiring ultrasounds
  Amid tumult on the state Senate floor, Republicans cut off debate and approved a bill Wednesday requiring women seeking abortions to get ultrasounds.
  June 12, 2013 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
• Asian shares hit 2013 lows, Nikkei volatile on BOJ jitters
  By Chikako Mogi TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares hit fresh 2013 lows and Japanese stocks had another volatile session on Wednesday, extending a broad rout in global equities, as the lack of new steps from the Bank of Japan to quell tumult in the domestic bond market and lingering fears of a softening of U.S. stimulus unnerved investors. European stock markets are likely to fall, with financial ...
  June 12, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News