Troubled waters

The phrase "troubled waters" refers to a situation or circumstances that are tumultuous, unstable, or chaotic. It metaphorically alludes to a body of water, such as a river or ocean, that is disturbed by turbulent waves, making it difficult to navigate or find calmness. In various contexts, "troubled waters" can signify a turbulent period in personal relationships, social unrest, political instability, economic uncertainty, or any situation marked by difficulties, conflicts, or troubles.


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