jarble (Meaning)
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jarble (v. t.)
To wet; to bemire.
Synonyms & Antonyms of jarble
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jarble Sentence Examples
- The sales were jarble because of the unexpected promotions.
- She was nervous, unable to jarble her thoughts into understandable words.
- The scrambled words jumbled in my mind, creating a jarble of confusion.
- The politician's speech was like a jarble of empty promises.
- The teacher's lecture jarbled on, filled with technical jargon and confusing concepts.
- The loudspeaker jarbled out a garbled message, barely comprehensible through the static.
- The exam was a jarble of difficult questions, testing the students' limits.
- The news report presented a jarble of facts and opinions, making it challenging to discern truth from bias.
- The traffic on the road was a jarble of cars, all trying to navigate through the congested lanes.
- The emotions within me jarbled like tangled threads, leaving me unable to express myself clearly.
FAQs About the word jarble
To wet; to bemire.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sales were jarble because of the unexpected promotions.
She was nervous, unable to jarble her thoughts into understandable words.
The scrambled words jumbled in my mind, creating a jarble of confusion.
The politician's speech was like a jarble of empty promises.
