splore (Meaning)
splore
commotion, frolic, carousal
Synonyms & Antonyms of splore
Synonyms:
- corroboree
- tumult
- shindy
- hurry-skurry
- pother
- zoo
- furor
- flurry
- racket
- ado
- row
- foofaraw
- do
- whirl
- uproar
- to-do
- pandemonium
- rumpus
- noise
- hubbub
- storm
- hue and cry
- squall
- hoo-ha
- alarums and excursions
- hullabaloo
- stew
- moil
- hurricane
- bother
- roar
- coil
- hoo-hah
- kerfuffle
- hoopla
- ruction
- ballyhoo
- clutter
- bobbery
- bluster
- ruckus
- blather
- furore
- hurry-scurry
- welter
- bustle
Antonyms:
splore Sentence Examples
- The intrepid explorers eagerly set off to splore the uncharted wilderness.
- With flashlights in hand, the group splored the dimly lit caves, discovering hidden chambers.
- The children splored through the backyard, uncovering secret hideouts and forgotten treasures.
- The treasure map led them on a grand splore, each step bringing them closer to their goal.
- The biologists splored the rainforest, collecting data on the diverse flora and fauna.
- The history buff splored dusty archives, uncovering forgotten tales of the past.
- The hikers splored the winding mountain trails, marveling at the breathtaking scenery.
- The divers splored the depths of the ocean, encountering wondrous marine life.
- The scientists splored the frontiers of knowledge, pushing the boundaries of human understanding.
- The adventurers splored the abandoned castle, uncovering its eerie secrets and forgotten treasures.
FAQs About the word splore
commotion, frolic, carousal
fuss, hurry,commotion, clatter, fun, stir, turmoil, disturbance, corroboree, tumult
rest, peace, hush, quiet, stillness, calm, tranquillity, quietude,tranquility, order
The intrepid explorers eagerly set off to splore the uncharted wilderness.
With flashlights in hand, the group splored the dimly lit caves, discovering hidden chambers.
The children splored through the backyard, uncovering secret hideouts and forgotten treasures.
The treasure map led them on a grand splore, each step bringing them closer to their goal.
