clamber Synonyms
clamber Meaning
clamber (n)
an awkward climb
clamber (v)
climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling
clamber (v. i.)
To climb with difficulty, or with hands and feet; -- also used figuratively.
clamber (n.)
The act of clambering.
clamber (v. t.)
To ascend by climbing with difficulty.
clamber Sentence Examples
- The children clambered over the rocks, eager to explore the tide pools along the shore.
- As the hikers approached the steep incline, they had to clamber up the rocky path with care.
- He watched the squirrel clamber up the tree trunk with remarkable agility.
- After the storm, the workers had to clamber over fallen branches to clear the road.
- The cat attempted to clamber onto the windowsill but slipped and fell back to the ground.
- With determination, the adventurer began to clamber up the rugged cliff face, inch by inch.
- We had to clamber through the dense underbrush to reach the hidden waterfall.
- As the fire spread, residents had to clamber down the emergency ladders to escape from the burning building.
- The young goat would often clamber onto the rocks, testing its limits and agility.
- The monkeys were skilled climbers, effortlessly clambering among the branches of the jungle canopy.
FAQs About the word clamber
an awkward climb, climb awkwardly, as if by scramblingTo climb with difficulty, or with hands and feet; -- also used figuratively., The act of clambering., To a
scramble,climb,swarm, breast, scrabble, scale, struggle, skin, mount, claw
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The children clambered over the rocks, eager to explore the tide pools along the shore.
As the hikers approached the steep incline, they had to clamber up the rocky path with care.
He watched the squirrel clamber up the tree trunk with remarkable agility.
After the storm, the workers had to clamber over fallen branches to clear the road.
