bedlam (Meaning)

Wordnet

bedlam (n)

a state of extreme confusion and disorder

pejorative terms for an insane asylum

Webster

bedlam (n.)

A place appropriated to the confinement and care of the insane; a madhouse.

An insane person; a lunatic; a madman.

Any place where uproar and confusion prevail.

Webster

bedlam (a.)

Belonging to, or fit for, a madhouse.

bedlam Sentence Examples

  1. The school hallways were a bedlam of children chattering and scurrying about.
  2. The construction site was a bedlam of noise, with heavy machinery rumbling and workers shouting instructions.
  3. The city streets were a bedlam of traffic during rush hour.
  4. The party quickly descended into a bedlam of dancing, music, and laughter.
  5. The marketplace was a bedlam of vendors hawking their wares and customers bargaining over prices.
  6. The animal shelter was a bedlam of barking dogs, meowing cats, and screeching parrots.
  7. The airport terminal was a bedlam of travelers rushing to their gates.
  8. The hospital waiting room was a bedlam of anxious family members and the constant beeping of medical equipment.
  9. The battlefield was a bedlam of gunfire, explosions, and screams of pain.
  10. The stock market was a bedlam of traders yelling and waving their arms as they bought and sold stocks.

FAQs About the word bedlam

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The school hallways were a bedlam of children chattering and scurrying about.

The construction site was a bedlam of noise, with heavy machinery rumbling and workers shouting instructions.

The city streets were a bedlam of traffic during rush hour.

The party quickly descended into a bedlam of dancing, music, and laughter.