Noun:

మానసిక భంగం, శబ్దం, నిస్తేజంగా, నాడీ,

turmoils's Usage Examples:

The charges were dropped later after the turmoils of 1997.

In the wake of these inner turmoils, the band managed to issue their fifth studio album "Lúmina", which displayed.

was especially adept in catching high crosses and usually prevailed in turmoils inside the goal mouth.

It was not until the turmoils of the 1920s that the constitution was replaced by the Constitution of.

Due to the significant breaks and turmoils in the club history, especially during the post-World War II era, many fans identify 1966 as the year of establishment rather than 1893.

(Arabic: رافع بن هرثمة‎) (died 896) was a mercenary soldier who in the turmoils of the late 9th century became ruler of Khurasan from 882 to 892.

After the turmoils of the Napoleonic Wars, this development caught hold in other parts of Europe, utilizing the German mediatization and the separation of church and state in various European constitutions drawn up after the revolutions of 1848.

This may be due to a few disasters threatening and political turmoils in the territory, also its long history of service from 1952.

slow-paced, with little considerable action, instead focusing upon the inner turmoils of the aforementioned characters.

The Principalities of Tao-Klarjeti arose out of the turmoils of the Muslim conquests in the Caucasus in the 7th and 8th centuries, succeeding the early medieval Kingdom of Iberia and latter leading unification of Georgian Kingdom.

It depicted the individuals" hardship in the political turmoils and critically reflected the impact of that special history after the formation.

(includes an insight into the land turmoils surrounding the Kelly Gang)Gee, Margaret.

sought to survive and regain a measure of control over his life during the turmoils of the war.

Synonyms:

disruption, flutter, hurly burly, kerfuffle, disturbance, to-do, upheaval, hoo-hah, commotion, hoo-ha, convulsion,

Antonyms:

calm, poise, assuredness, tranquility, quiet,