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    Tumulto (en. Tumult)

    /tumul'to/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Commotion, confusion, or disorder caused by a large number of people.
    The tumult in the stadium was overwhelming when the team won.
    El tumulto en el estadio fue abrumador cuando el equipo ganó.
    Loud noise and confusion generated by a group.
    A tumult was heard in the street that drew everyone's attention.
    Se oyó un tumulto en la calle que llamó la atención de todos.
    Uncontrolled movement of a crowd.
    The tumult during the demonstration led to police intervention.
    El tumulto durante la manifestación llevó a la intervención policial.

    Etymology

    From Latin tumultus, which means 'confusion or agitation.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    tumult of voices
    Noise or confusion caused by many people speaking at once.
    tumulto de voces
    to create a tumult
    To cause disorder or confusion in a given situation.
    crear un tumulto
    popular tumult
    Agitation or commotion involving a large number of people.
    tumulto popular

    Related Words

    uproar
    A set of shouts and noise produced by a crowd.
    alboroto
    commotion
    Disordered movement of people, similar to a tumult.
    revuelo
    confusion
    State of bewilderment or general disorder.
    confusión

    Slang Meanings

    Disorder or mess, especially in a festive context.
    The party turned into a real tumult when the music started.
    La fiesta se convirtió en un verdadero tumulto cuando llegó la música.
    Chaotic or complicated situation.
    Work at the office transformed into a tumult of problems.
    El trabajo en la oficina se transformó en un tumulto de problemas.