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tumult

[too-muhlt, tyoo-] / ˈtu məlt, ˈtyu- /


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Here is an overview of the tumult -- and the varying responses:

From Barron's

Despite the tumult, the three-week campaigning period unfolded with a festive atmosphere and concluded Friday without any major incidents or violence.

From Barron's

“Biden is more representative of the status quo and normalcy and that’s probably what drew everyone initially to him” after the tumult of the Trump presidency.

From Seattle Times

The tumult made some scientists wary of the project.

From Scientific American

The organization has experienced tumult over the decades of its existence.

From Los Angeles Times