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What is the adverb form of tumult?

There isn't a direct adverb form of "tumult".

* Tumult is a noun meaning a loud, confused noise, especially one caused by a crowd of people.

To express the idea of something being done in a tumultuous way, you can use adverbs like:

* Tumultuously

* Turbulently

* Noisily

* Chaostically

* Disorderly

* Furiously

* Wildly

For example:

* The crowd cheered tumultuously.

* The waves crashed turbulently against the shore.

Choose the adverb that best fits the context and conveys the specific kind of tumult you want to describe.

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