tumulte
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Definition of tumulte - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
fouleagitation bruyante et désordonnée de personnes ou de choses
- Le tumulte de la manifestation a duré toute la nuit.
2.
émotionstrouble profond qui agite les pensées ou les sentiments
- Son cœur était en proie à un grand tumulte.
Expressions with tumulte
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de manière désordonnée et agitée avec beaucoup de confusion
La foule s'est dispersée en tumulte après l'annonce.
Origin of tumulte
latin, tumultus (désordre, agitation)
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Examples of tumulte in a sentence
Le tumulte des vagues couvrait nos voix. Le tumulte de ses pensées l'empêchait de dormir. Un profond tumulte régnait dans son âme après la dispute.
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- English:uproar, inner turmoil, ...
- German:Tumult, Unruhe, ...
- Italian:tumulto, tormento, ...
- Spanish:tumulto, tormento interior, ...
- Portuguese:tumulto, turbilhão, ...
- Chinese:骚动, 内心的动荡, ...
- Japanese:騒動, 動揺, ...
- Arabic:صخب, اضطراب, ...
- Hebrew:מְהוּמָה, סְעָרָה, ...
- Russian:суматоха, смятение, ...
- Ukrainian:гамір, внутрішній неспокій, ...
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