Tempestuous (adjective)

1. Full of or characterized by tumultuous excitement, agitation, or disturbance.
2. Full of conflict, disagreement, or disturbance.
3. Full of passion, especially anger or annoyance.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french tempesteus, based on latin tempestat- 'storm', from tempestas 'storm'. compare with tempest.

Examples:

1. The audience was tempestuous, cheering and booing with equal fervor.
2. Their relationship was tempestuous, with frequent arguments and reconciliations.
3. She was known for her tempestuous temper and quick wit.
4. The sea was tempestuous, with high waves and strong winds.
5. The meeting was tempestuous, with many people speaking at once and tempers flaring.