Synonyms

1. churning
2. roiled
3. roiling
4. roily

Sentence Examples

1. For the nonmeteorologists, hail is generated by turbulent weather that causes raindrops to be swept up into the upper atmosphere where they freeze before falling to the ground.
2. A sudden image of turbulent gray eyes replaced her own and she inhaled sharply.
3. This person, a sailor, of turbulent character, and whom I suspected of Bonapartism, has been secretly to the Island of Elba.
4. Becky, though well over thirty and single, was a loving and loyal friend, possessed of a quiet grace Kristina had used as a model to curb the excesses of her turbulent adolescence.
5. Very turbulent weather can carry small hailstones, which accumulate more water on their downward journey, back into the upper atmosphere to refreeze into larger hailstones.
6. Dark gray and turbulent, like Lake Ontario at the height of an autumn storm, they riveted on hers.
7. SET AGAINST A TURBULENT SKY, VISIBILITY CUT to eighty metres.
8. Surprise glinted from his turbulent eyes and for a breath, the energy around him edged down a notch.
9. Probably on the whole state Josie had told me how summers could often be cloudy and turbulent there, with spectacular monsoon thunderstorms, but those days were still months off.
10. This is relevant because, as we drove along, we were about to experience very turbulent weather and very large hailstones.