Hostility, enmity; strife, war.

Lack of peace; unrest, discord, disquiet.

Disharmony; disturbance, turmoil, trouble; discord, strife; (in later use esp.) disturbance or turmoil resulting from dissatisfaction or anger within…

Strife; commotion, disturbance, tumult. Obsolete.

Commotion of a multitude, usually with confused speech or uproar; public disturbance; disorderly or riotous proceeding.

Strife, contention; commotion, tumult.

Commotion, tumult, strife, uproar, turmoil, confusion. (Formerly a more dignified word than now.)

Trouble, discord, or disturbance; unrest; strife.

Stir, tumult, war.

Dissension; strife; disturbance, disorder.

Disturbance, dissension; embroilment.

A state of agitation or commotion; disturbance, tumult; trouble, disquiet.

A quarrel, a fray, a disturbance; turmoil. Cf. broil, n.1

Absence or lack of quiet; disquiet, disturbance.

Disturbed or unsettled state; confusion, disorderliness. Obsolete.

The opposite of rest; disquiet, unrest.

The state or quality of being turbulent; violent commotion, agitation, or disturbance; disorderly or tumultuous character or conduct; with a and p…

Commotion, tumult, uproar; strife.

Turbulent state, disturbed condition.

Absence of quiet; inquietude; disquiet.

A quarrel, a disturbance, a commotion; turmoil, conflict.

Social unrest. In later use chiefly with overtones of sense 3b.

The absence or reverse of peace or quietness; uneasiness (of mind); dissension, enmity.

A storm or squall; a sudden violent gust of wind. Also figurative: a sudden noisy or powerful rush; a bustle, a hurry; a disturbance or commotion.

Rough and tumble, hurly-burly. Also as a count noun: a tussle, a fight.