ragbag (Meaning)

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ragbag (n)

a motley assortment of things

a bag in which rags are kept

The ragbag contained a motley assortment of cast-off clothes and forgotten trinkets.
The professor kept a ragbag of bizarre research notes that contained both brilliant insights and nonsensical ramblings.
The antique shop was a ragbag of hidden treasures, with forgotten heirlooms and dusty relics waiting to be rediscovered.
The politician's speech was a ragbag of empty promises and broken dreams.
The news article was a ragbag of sensationalist headlines and biased opinions.
The student's essay was a ragbag of unrelated facts and incoherent thoughts.
The party was a ragbag of guests, from old friends to distant acquaintances.
The museum exhibited a ragbag of artifacts from different eras and civilizations.
The company's product line was a ragbag of unrelated items, ranging from electronics to cosmetics.
The city's history was a ragbag of conquests, triumphs, and tragedies.

a motley assortment of things, a bag in which rags are kept

jumble, assortment, collage, medley, variety, menagerie, smorgasbord, agglomerate, salmagundi, stew

No antonyms found.

The ragbag contained a motley assortment of cast-off clothes and forgotten trinkets.

The professor kept a ragbag of bizarre research notes that contained both brilliant insights and nonsensical ramblings.

The antique shop was a ragbag of hidden treasures, with forgotten heirlooms and dusty relics waiting to be rediscovered.

The politician's speech was a ragbag of empty promises and broken dreams.