adjective

turbulent

turbulent, unsettled, stormy

We flew through turbulent air.

We flew through turbulent air.

He had a turbulent political career.

He had a turbulent political career.

a turbulent ((noun)) It was a turbulent period in history.

Synonyms: unstable, chaotic, stormy; Antonyms: calm, peaceful, stable

From Latin 'turbulentus', from 'turba' (crowd, turmoil). It's the adjective form of 'turbulence'.

Describes something *full of* turbulence. A turbulent sea is full of turmoil.

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