A literary flourish for complete chaos, borrowed from Hebrew creation imagery of a world still formless, empty, and unmade.
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AboutTohu-bohu is a vivid French noun for complete disorder, confusion, or chaos. With roots in Hebrew creation imagery describing a formless, empty world, this definition poster gives expressive language to the stress of things feeling unmade and out of control.
What does “Tohu-bohu” mean?It describes a state of total confusion, disorder, noise, or chaotic activity.
Where does the expression come from?It echoes Hebrew creation imagery concerning a world that was formless and empty.
When might someone use this word?It can describe anything from a noisy room to a confusing situation or a generally disorganized period.
