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Comparative
more turbulent
Superlative
most turbulent
1
(of water or air) moving in an unsteady or violent manner, often with chaotic or unpredictable motion
- The turbulent river surged with fast-moving currents and swirling eddies.
- The turbulent winds made it difficult for the plane to maintain a steady course.
- The turbulent ocean waves battered the coastline during the storm.
- The turbulent air currents caused the hot air balloon to sway unpredictably.
- She felt uneasy swimming in the turbulent waters of the ocean during the storm.
2
having a chaotic or unstable quality, often marked by disorder or conflict
- The turbulent political climate led to widespread protests.
- Their relationship was turbulent, filled with constant arguments and reconciliations.
- The group’s turbulent dynamics made it difficult to achieve consensus on any decision.
- The company faced turbulent times as it struggled to adapt to market changes.
- Her turbulent relationship with her parents affected her self-esteem and choices in life.