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Turbulent meaning in Urdu
Say it: TUR-byuh-luhnt
adjectiveFull of conflict, disorder, or sudden violent changes; not calm or peaceful.
پرآشوب، ہنگامہ خیز، متلاطم
pur-aashob, hangama-khez, mutalatim
Turbulent in a sentence — with Urdu
Pakistan went through a turbulent economic phase last year, but conditions are slowly stabilizing.
پاکستان پچھلے سال ایک پرآشوب معاشی دور سے گزرا، لیکن حالات اب آہستہ آہستہ سنبھل رہے ہیں۔
Pakistan pichlay saal aik pur-aashob maashi daur se guzra, lekin halaat ab aahista aahista sambhal rahay hain.
The flight faced turbulent weather while flying over the high mountains of northern Pakistan.
شمالی پاکستان کے اونچے پہاڑوں کے اوپر پرواز کے دوران جہاز کو متلاطم موسم کا سامنا کرنا پڑا۔
Shumali Pakistan ke oonchay paharon ke ooper parwaaz ke doran jahaaz ko mutalatim mausam ka samna karna para.
She managed to complete her college education successfully despite living through a turbulent family crisis.
خاندانی بحران کے ایک ہنگامہ خیز دور سے گزرنے کے باوجود وہ کامیابی سے اپنی کالج کی تعلیم مکمل کرنے میں کامیاب رہی۔
Khaandani bohraan ke aik hangama-khez daur se guzarnay ke baawajood woh kamyabi se apni college ki taleem mukammal karnay mein kamyab rahi.
From our news stories
The airplane shook while flying through turbulent air.
Word forms
Similar and opposite words
Similar: tumultuouschaoticstormyunstable
Opposite: calmpeacefulstable
Tip for learners
Remember that 'turbulent' is an adjective, while 'turbulence' is the noun. Say 'turbulent journey' or 'faced heavy turbulence'.
turbulent vs turbid: means cloudy or muddy (usually liquids), whereas turbulent means violently disordered or agitated.
Check yourself
Which situation can best be described as 'turbulent'?
What is the most suitable antonym of 'turbulent'?
