turbulent
/ˈtɜːbjələnt/adjective
उच्चारण टर्ब्यलन्ट
अशांत, उथल-पुथल भरा, तूफ़ानी (समय, स्थिति)
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(of a situation or a period) full of sudden changes, confusion or violence
अशांत, उथल-पुथल भरा, तूफ़ानी (समय, स्थिति)
- India went through a turbulent period after Partition.
- a turbulent relationship
- The country passed through turbulent times in the years after independence.
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- Her turbulent teenage years left her wary of new friendships.
- It was a turbulent season for the club, with three coaches in six months.
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(of air or water) moving violently and unevenly
(हवा, पानी) उग्र, अस्थिर, हिचकोले वाला
- The plane hit turbulent air over the mountains.
- the turbulent waters of the Brahmaputra in flood
- The ferry was cancelled because of turbulent seas during the monsoon.
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- Passengers were told to fasten their seat belts as the flight entered turbulent air.
- Rafters enjoy the turbulent rapids of the Ganga near Rishikesh.
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(of people) noisy and difficult to control
(लोग) उपद्रवी, उद्दंड, बेकाबू
- a turbulent crowd outside the stadium
- The turbulent students refused to leave the hall.
- The turbulent mob smashed the windows of the bus.
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- Teachers found the turbulent Class 9 hard to control after the match.
- A turbulent group of fans pushed towards the gates.
Synonyms unruly rowdy disorderly
◇Word family
≈Synonyms and antonyms
AaSpelling
tur·bu·lent
With -bulent (not 'turbulant'); the noun turbulence (the shaking of a plane in rough air).
अंत में -bulent ('turbulant' गलत है); noun turbulence (खराब हवा में विमान का हिलना)।
“Collocations, idioms and sayings
Turbulent times, a turbulent history.
Collocations: turbulent times (उथल-पुथल भरा समय), a turbulent history (उतार-चढ़ाव और अशांति से भरा इतिहास)।
⌂Word origin and word building
From the Latin turba, a crowd, as in disturb.
Latin turba, भीड़, से, disturb की तरह।