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Noun(1) a violent disturbance(2) violent agitation(3) disturbance usually in protest

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Noun(1) a violent disturbance(2) violent agitation(3) disturbance usually in protest

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(1) he endured years of inner turmoil(2) As a result of these factors there is a strong possibility of some kind of financial turmoil over the coming years.(3) Every muscle is blown up out of proportion, yet there is no hint of inner conflict or turmoil .(4) Far from bringing relief from emotional turmoil , success only made it worse.(5) The recent turmoil in the US energy market has created a unique opportunity for the new firm.(6) He would lie awake, his mind in turmoil , too active with the words of the professor.(7) Would an American recession inevitably plunge the rest of the globe into fresh economic turmoil ?(8) It's a story with a common enough theme - the stranger who brings turmoil into our lives.(9) The announcement came at a time when the stock markets around the world were in turmoil .(10) The redhead looked up and saw in Begbie's eyes an echo of his own inner turmoil .(11) the country was in turmoil(12) The decision about what to do next with Milosevic threw the Yugoslav government into turmoil .(13) At the time it was painted, the Highlands were in a state of social turmoil .(14) Sitting on his bed, he felt inner turmoil about it again as he did on countless occasions.(15) Devoting seven years of one's life to something like this brings its own inner turmoil .(16) Dunfermline are a club still suffering the aftershocks of financial turmoil .

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(1) he endured years of inner turmoil(2) As a result of these factors there is a strong possibility of some kind of financial turmoil over the coming years.(3) Every muscle is blown up out of proportion, yet there is no hint of inner conflict or turmoil .(4) Far from bringing relief from emotional turmoil , success only made it worse.(5) The recent turmoil in the US energy market has created a unique opportunity for the new firm.(6) He would lie awake, his mind in turmoil , too active with the words of the professor.(7) Would an American recession inevitably plunge the rest of the globe into fresh economic turmoil ?(8) It's a story with a common enough theme - the stranger who brings turmoil into our lives.(9) The announcement came at a time when the stock markets around the world were in turmoil .(10) The redhead looked up and saw in Begbie's eyes an echo of his own inner turmoil .(11) the country was in turmoil(12) The decision about what to do next with Milosevic threw the Yugoslav government into turmoil .(13) At the time it was painted, the Highlands were in a state of social turmoil .(14) Sitting on his bed, he felt inner turmoil about it again as he did on countless occasions.(15) Devoting seven years of one's life to something like this brings its own inner turmoil .(16) Dunfermline are a club still suffering the aftershocks of financial turmoil .

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(1) in turmoil

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(1) in turmoil

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Noun

1. confusion

2. convulsion

3. hullabaloo

4. tumult

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Noun

1. confusion

2. convulsion

3. hullabaloo

4. tumult

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