What is another word for turbulently?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɜːbjʊləntli], [ tˈɜːbjʊləntli], [ t_ˈɜː_b_j_ʊ_l_ə_n_t_l_i]
Synonyms for Turbulently:
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adj.
• madly -
adv.
• excitedly- Agitatedly ,
- animatedly ,
- anxiously ,
- ardently ,
- attentively ,
- breathlessly ,
- effervescently ,
- electrically ,
- fervently ,
- feverishly ,
- fierily ,
- passionately .
Other synonyms:
- fiercely .
Other relevant words:
- Degenerately ,
- Inclemently ,
- abrupt ,
- aimlessly ,
- angrily ,
- bad ,
- bathe ,
- boisterously ,
- chaotically ,
- clamorously ,
- contrary ,
- corrupt ,
- cross-grained ,
- crotchety ,
- dawdle ,
- disobedient ,
- disruptively ,
- dissolutely ,
- douse ,
- drench ,
- drown ,
- exuberantly ,
- factiously ,
- fast ,
- fool around ,
- fractious ,
- frantically ,
- frenziedly ,
- furiously ,
- hardly ,
- headstrong ,
- imbue ,
- immerse ,
- impregnate ,
- inculcate ,
- indoctrinate ,
- infuse ,
- inoculate ,
- inspire ,
- instil ,
- instill ,
- insubordinately ,
- intense ,
- introduce ,
- lawlessly ,
- linger ,
- loudly ,
- lushly ,
- luxuriantly ,
- madly ,
- mindlessly ,
- moisten ,
- noisily ,
- obdurate ,
- obstinate ,
- obstreperously ,
- passionate ,
- penetrate ,
- permeate ,
- perverse ,
- perverted ,
- powerfully ,
- profligately ,
- profusely ,
- raging ,
- rambunctiously ,
- rampantly ,
- restlessly ,
- riotously ,
- roughly ,
- rowdily ,
- rudely ,
- saturate ,
- savage ,
- savagely ,
- severely ,
- sharp ,
- soak ,
- steep ,
- stormily ,
- strongly ,
- sudden ,
- surprising ,
- tempestuously ,
- tumultuously ,
- unexpected ,
- unquietly ,
- uproariously ,
- vaguely ,
- violent ,
- violently ,
- wayward ,
- wild ,
- wildly .
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How to use "Turbulently" in context?
The word "turbulently" is derived from the Latin word "turbura," meaning "a disturbance of the water." The Oxford English Dictionary describes the word as meaning "marked by violent agitation, commotion, or excitement." In general, the word is used to describe a situation or condition that is highly dramatic and intense.
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