Adjective:

উন্মথিত আপ,

churned up's Usage Examples:

glacier that covered most of Scotland slipped down towards the sea it churned up great tracts of land.

level of the sea-floor became wetter and softer as it was constantly churned up by burrowers.

80 km) ahead of them churned up and foaming.

Its spots may provide camouflage in the churned up, bubble-filled water.

The ground around rubbing stones is often churned up and devoid of vegetation.

Imbrium impact is covered with debris from younger impacts and material churned up by possible moonquakes.

itself could not be part of any violence, for example nobody was to be churned up in its propellers.

Colin churned up rough seas all across the eastern coast of Australia and caused one fatality.

thunderstorm activity remained unstable, possibly as a result of cooler waters churned up by previous storms.

They churned up the mud and increased the oxygen content, which was quickly followed by.

recolonise oil-polluted marshland in the Persian Gulf after the soil had been churned up and aerated by the action of crabs.

Large swells churned up by Kenneth generated surf of 8–10 ft (2–3 m) that crashed ashore on September.

Dredging for ore off the islands shores has churned up sediment which has buried coral reefs where fish live and harmed the local.

storms in cold weather, when the uppermost layers of the water column are churned up by strong winds or waves.

He believed that waves moving into shallow water churned up sand, which was deposited in the form of a submarine bar when the waves.

reported that sediments had been identified near the pass that had been churned up by "the constant movement of thousands of animals and humans" and dated.

Würgassen was still underlain by a good many rocks, so that the water was churned up.

In addition, large ocean waves churned up by Ava created hazardous surf and strong riptides at Southern California.

Synonyms:

agitated; churning;

Antonyms:

unagitated; relaxed; unexcited;