tumultus
/ˌtʌmˈʌltəs, ˌtuː-/Definitions
1. noun
a state of violent disturbance or disorder; a noisy, excited commotion
“The city was thrown into tumultus by the announcement of the protest.”
2. noun
a Latin word for tumult, riot, or disturbance
“The historian studied the tumultus that erupted during the Roman Empire’s downfall.”