turbulent
/ˈtɜːrbələnt/Definitions
1. adjective
having or characterized by strong, violent, or uncontrolled motion or change.
“The turbulent weather made it difficult to fly the plane.”
2. noun
a turbulent region of air in the atmosphere, especially one that is capable of generating strong winds.
“The pilots had to navigate through the turbulent air mass to reach their destination.”
3. noun
a state or period of great disturbance or upheaval, especially a social or political one.
“The city was in a state of turbulent protest after the election results were announced.”