Definition

troublous

adjective
  1. causing trouble, distress, or disturbance; turbulent
  2. Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

  • The king ruled during troublous times of war and rebellion.
  • These troublous waters have claimed many ships over the centuries.
  • The nation emerged stronger after the troublous period of civil unrest.
  • His troublous dreams kept him awake throughout the night.
  • The troublous events of that year changed the course of history.
  • She found peace after years of troublous wandering.

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