fiddle-faddle Antonyms

Meaning of fiddle-faddle

Wordnet

fiddle-faddle (n)

trivial nonsense

Webster

fiddle-faddle (v. i.)

To talk nonsense.

fiddle-faddle Sentence Examples

  1. The politician's fiddle-faddle about the economy was not convincing to the voters.
  2. My grandmother's fiddle-faddle advice about life was mostly based on her personal experiences.
  3. The company's fiddle-faddle marketing campaign failed to attract new customers.
  4. The teacher's fiddle-faddle explanation of the concept left the students confused.
  5. The doctor's fiddle-faddle diagnosis led to incorrect treatment for the patient.
  6. The lawyer's fiddle-faddle arguments in court did not persuade the jury.
  7. The actor's fiddle-faddle performance in the play drew criticism from the audience.
  8. The journalist's fiddle-faddle reporting of the news event caused confusion and misinformation.
  9. The athlete's fiddle-faddle excuse for missing the practice was not accepted by the coach.
  10. The researcher's fiddle-faddle findings in the study were not considered reliable by the scientific community.

FAQs About the word fiddle-faddle

trivial nonsenseTo talk nonsense.

drool, jazz, blah, garbage, nuts, stupidity, bunk, falderal, flapdoodle, boloney

common sense, reasonableness, sense, reasonableness, rationality, common sense,rationality, sensibleness, sensibleness, sense

The politician's fiddle-faddle about the economy was not convincing to the voters.

My grandmother's fiddle-faddle advice about life was mostly based on her personal experiences.

The company's fiddle-faddle marketing campaign failed to attract new customers.

The teacher's fiddle-faddle explanation of the concept left the students confused.