Definitions for troublous

troublous trou·blous

Spelling: [truhb-luh s]
IPA: /ˈtrʌb ləs/

Troublous is a 9 letter English word. It's valid Words with friends word worth 15 points.

You can make 252 anagrams from letters in troublous (bloorstuu).

Definitions for troublous

adjective

  1. characterized by trouble; unsettled:
  2. turbulent; stormy:
  3. causing annoyance; troublesome.
  4. causing disturbance; restless:

Origin of troublous

1400-50; late Middle English troub(e)lous, equivalent to trouble turbid (Middle French Vulgar Latin *turbulus; see trouble) + -ous

Examples for troublous

During these troublous times, no one had paid any attention to him.

The Governor of a State, in troublous times, never can be sure.

Seventy-five such houses were built during these troublous times.

With the sun came a troublous thought, for with the sun came "a world of men."

Peter passed a troublous evening and night—a night of self-revelations.

Therefore have I come to warn thee, for there are troublous times in front.

Happy country was ours to have a MacLeod on the spot through these troublous years!

Russia during these troublous times presents a dreary picture.

Yet this, like all else at Alnwick, bears evidence of the troublous times on the Border.

In the midst of this troublous situation, Governor Mathews died.

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