conturbation
noun
con·tur·ba·tion
ˌkän‧tə(r)ˈbāshən
plural -s
archaic
: disturbance
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin conturbation-, conturbatio, from conturbatus (past participle of conturbare to disturb, from com- + turbare to disturb, from turba disorder) + -ion-, -io -ion
- turning against
- turning around
- turning away
- turning back
- turning bar
- turning basin
- turning bridge
- turning chisel
- turning color
- turning down
- turning engine
- turning gouge
- turning in
- turning loose
- turning movement
- turning off
- turning on
- turning one's back on
- turning one's hand
- turning one's stomach
- turning out
- turning over
- turning over to
- turning plow
- turning point