tumultuariousadj.
/tjuːmʌltjuːˈɛːrɪəs/ rare.
= tumultuary adj. 2.
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troublec1374
misorderlya1568
unorderly1578
luxate1597
incomposed1608
methodless1609
tumultuary1609
unordered1621
disorderly1632
higgledy-piggledy1676
rantum-scantum1695
throughother1720
rough and tumble1818
ramshackle1820
skimble-skamble1826
ahoo1828
disordinate1840
disorganic1841
ramshackly1883
rantum-scootum1885
tumultuarious1895
ragtime1917
inchoate1922
higgledya1953
shambolic1970
1895 E. F. M. Benecke tr. Comparetti Virgil in Middle Ages xiv Neither a tumultuarious improvisation nor a frigid versification.
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adj.1895