upheaval

/ʌpˈhiːvəl/

noun

Ayaklanma, büyük değişim veya kargaşa

A violent or sudden change or disruption to something; a state of disorder or confusion.

  • The country experienced political upheaval after the election.
  • The company went through major upheaval during the restructuring.
  • The industrial revolution caused social upheaval across Europe.
  • The sudden merger triggered organizational upheaval that left many departments struggling to adapt to new reporting structures and workflows.
  • Geological upheaval millions of years ago created the mountain ranges that now define the continent's climate patterns and biodiversity.
  • Historians continue to debate whether technological upheaval during the digital age has fundamentally altered human cognition and social interaction.