shambled (Meaning)

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shambled (imp. & p. p.)

of Shamble

No weak antonyms found.

The old woman shambled across the street, her frail body barely supporting her weight.
The zombies shambled aimlessly towards their target, their movements both frightening and grotesque.
The homeless man shambled down the sidewalk, his clothes torn and his face haggard.
The drunken sailor shambled into the bar, his speech slurred and his balance unsteady.
The wounded soldier shambled out of the battlefield, his body and spirit broken.
The weary traveler shambled into the inn, seeking shelter and respite from the storm.
The vampire shambled out of the shadows, its pale skin glinting in the moonlight.
The killer shambled away from the crime scene, his footsteps barely audible in the darkness.
The unkempt old man shambled into the library, his books piled high in his arms.
The child shambled to his mother, his small feet barely carrying his weight as he sought her comfort.

of Shamble

shuffled, stumbled, stomped, pounded, stumped, slogged, hauled,lurched, tramped, lumped

glided, whisked,slid, whisked, glided, slid, hovered, coasted, wafted, poised

The old woman shambled across the street, her frail body barely supporting her weight.

The zombies shambled aimlessly towards their target, their movements both frightening and grotesque.

The homeless man shambled down the sidewalk, his clothes torn and his face haggard.

The drunken sailor shambled into the bar, his speech slurred and his balance unsteady.