Turbulent (adjective)

Describing a situation or condition characterized by unrest, agitation, or confusion.

Origin:

The word 'turbulent' is derived from the latin word 'turbulentus' meaning 'full of turmoil' or 'disorder'.

Examples:

1. The stock market has been turbulent this year due to political uncertainty and economic turmoil.
2. The city was in a state of turbulent unrest after the announcement of the election results.
3. Turbulent waters can make for a challenging and dangerous sea voyage.
4. The aircraft encountered turbulence during the flight, causing passengers to feel jolted and uncomfortable.
5. Turbulent flow is a type of fluid flow characterized by complex patterns of swirling and mixing, often resulting in increased energy dissipation.