Pronunciation: /ˈtɜrˌmɔɪl/
noun a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty
A1 The students were in turmoil after the fire alarm went off.
A2 The town was in turmoil after the mayor's scandal was exposed.
B1 The company faced turmoil as they tried to navigate the new regulations.
B2 The political party was in turmoil as members debated the new policy.
C1 The country was in turmoil following the unexpected resignation of the president.
C2 The stock market was in turmoil as investors reacted to the news of a global recession.
formal The country is currently in a state of political turmoil.
informal There's been a lot of turmoil in the office lately.
slang Things are really in turmoil right now.
figurative Emotions were in turmoil as she struggled to make a decision.
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