jumbling Antonyms
Strongest:
- organizing
- disposing
- marshaling
- classifying
- aligning
- aligning
- marshalling
- lining
- disposing
- straightening-up-
- classifying
- regulating
- tidying
- organizing
- marshaling
- arranging
- straightening-up-
- marshalling
- arranging
- ordering
- ranging
- ordering
- arraying
- regulating
- ranging
- arraying
- lining
- tidying
Strong:
- lining-up
- adjusting
- alining
- drawing-up
- alining
- lining-up
- adjusting
- systematizing
- fixing
- drawing-up
- fixing
- queuing
- codifying
- queueing
- systematizing
- queuing
- codifying
- queueing
Weak:
Meaning of jumbling
jumbling (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Jumble
jumbling Sentence Examples
- The professor's jumbling of words left the students utterly bewildered.
- She had a habit of jumbling up her words when she was nervous, making it difficult for others to understand her.
- The scrambled letters on the puzzle board were a jumbling of the original message.
- The jumbling of emotions within him made it difficult for him to make a rational decision.
- The political rhetoric was a jumbling of buzzwords and empty promises, failing to address the real issues.
- The child's jumbling of colors in the painting created an abstract and vibrant masterpiece.
- The jumbling of thoughts and memories flooded her mind as she delved into the deepest recesses of her past.
- The jumbling of different flavors in the dish created a unique and unforgettable culinary experience.
- The jumbling of newspapers and magazines on the floor reflected the cluttered state of her mind.
- The jumbling of sounds and rhythms in the music piece was a reflection of the composer's inner turmoil.
FAQs About the word jumbling
of Jumble
disrupting, confusing, disturbing, shuffling, disordering, disarranging, disorganizing, snarling, disheveling, mussing
organizing, disposing, marshaling, classifying, aligning, aligning, marshalling, lining, disposing, straightening (up)
The professor's jumbling of words left the students utterly bewildered.
She had a habit of jumbling up her words when she was nervous, making it difficult for others to understand her.
The scrambled letters on the puzzle board were a jumbling of the original message.
The jumbling of emotions within him made it difficult for him to make a rational decision.
