muddles (Meaning)
muddles
to make a mess of, a confused mess, to think or act in a confused way, a state of confusion or bewilderment, to be or cause to be confused or bewildered, a state of especially mental confusion, to mix confusedly, to mix up in a confused way, to befog or stupefy (see stupefy sense 1) especially with liquor, to make turbid or muddy, to think or act in a confused aimless way
Synonyms & Antonyms of muddles
Synonyms:
- tumbles
- chaoses
- snake pits
- disorganizations
- disarrangements
- disorders
- disarrays
- tangles
- havoc
- musses
- shambles
- misorders
- hecks
- clutters
- welters
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
muddles Sentence Examples
- The muddy footprints muddled the pristine carpet, leaving behind a trail of unwanted grime.
- The professor's disorganized notes muddled his lecture, leaving students confused and frustrated.
- The politician's evasive answers muddled the reporters' attempts to uncover the truth.
- The intense rain muddled the once-clear river, transforming it into a murky torrent.
- The student's lack of preparation muddled his exam performance, resulting in a dismal score.
- The young child's attempts to help with the dishes only muddled the task, creating more chaos than order.
- The tangled cords and wires muddled the desk, making it difficult to locate the necessary items.
- The confusing instructions muddled the worker's understanding of the assembly process.
- The unexpected delay muddled the travel plans, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated.
- The intricate plot muddled the movie's narrative, leaving viewers struggling to follow the storyline.
FAQs About the word muddles
to make a mess of, a confused mess, to think or act in a confused way, a state of confusion or bewilderment, to be or cause to be confused or bewildered, a stat
confusions, messes,jumbles, hells, tumbles,chaoses, snake pits, disorganizations, disarrangements, disorders
systems, methods, plans, orders,,patterns
The muddy footprints muddled the pristine carpet, leaving behind a trail of unwanted grime.
The professor's disorganized notes muddled his lecture, leaving students confused and frustrated.
The politician's evasive answers muddled the reporters' attempts to uncover the truth.
The intense rain muddled the once-clear river, transforming it into a murky torrent.
