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Traditional English :: tumult
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tumult.html - n. 1 an uproar or din, esp. of a disorderly crowd. 2 an angry demonstration by a mob; a riot; a public disturbance. 3 a conflict of emotions in the mind. [ME f. OF tumulte or L tumultus] |
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Traditional English :: tumultuous
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tumult.html - adj. 1 noisily vehement; uproarious; making a tumult (a tumultuous welcome). 2 disorderly. 3 agitated. tumultuously adv. tumultuousness n. [OF tumultuous or L tumultuosus (as TUMULT)] |
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Traditional English :: tumult
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tumult.html - n. 1 an uproar or din, esp. of a disorderly crowd. 2 an angry demonstration by a mob; a riot; a public disturbance. 3 a conflict of emotions in the mind. [ME f. OF tumulte or L tumultus] |
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Traditional English :: tumultuous
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tumult.html - adj. 1 noisily vehement; uproarious; making a tumult (a tumultuous welcome). 2 disorderly. 3 agitated. tumultuously adv. tumultuousness n. [OF tumultuous or L tumultuosus (as TUMULT)] |
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Traditional English :: tumulus
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tumult.html - n. (pl. tumuli) an ancient burial mound or barrow. tumular adj. [L f. tumere swell] |
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Traditional English :: tumult
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tumult.html - n. 1 an uproar or din, esp. of a disorderly crowd. 2 an angry demonstration by a mob; a riot; a public disturbance. 3 a conflict of emotions in the mind. [ME f. OF tumulte or L tumultus] |
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