fiddle-faddle (Meaning)

Wordnet

fiddle-faddle (n)

trivial nonsense

Webster

To talk nonsense.

No weak antonyms found.

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.
The doctor's fiddle-faddle diagnosis led to incorrect treatment for the patient.
The lawyer's fiddle-faddle arguments in court did not persuade the jury.
The actor's fiddle-faddle performance in the play drew criticism from the audience.
The journalist's fiddle-faddle reporting of the news event caused confusion and misinformation.
The athlete's fiddle-faddle excuse for missing the practice was not accepted by the coach.
The researcher's fiddle-faddle findings in the study were not considered reliable by the scientific community.

trivial nonsenseTo talk nonsense.

stupidity, bunk, twaddle, blah, boloney, jazz, flapdoodle, nuts, silliness, rubbish

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

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.