menagerie Antonyms
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Strong:
- farrago
- stew
- alphabet-soup
- miscellany
- olio
- patchwork
- welter
- combination
- blend
- shuffle
- m-lange
- botch
- detritus
- crazy-quilt
- smorgasbord
- tangle
- mishmash
- accumulation
- mixed-bag
- agglomeration
- pastiche
- miscellanea
- hotchpotch
- potpourri
- grab-bag
- omnium-gatherum
- jambalaya
- hash
- patchwork-quilt
- montage
- muddle
- motley
- ragbag
- salad
- clutter
- rummage
- amalgam
- conglomeration
- agglomerate
- jungle
- gumbo
- ragout
- gallimaufry
- hodgepodge
- litter
- salmagundi
- scramble
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Meaning of menagerie
menagerie (n)
a collection of live animals for study or display
the facility where wild animals are housed for exhibition
menagerie (n.)
A piace where animals are kept and trained.
A collection of wild or exotic animals, kept for exhibition.
menagerie Sentence Examples
- The zoo's menagerie boasted a diverse collection of exotic animals, including lions, tigers, and elephants.
- The circus traveled with a large menagerie of performers, including acrobats, clowns, and trained elephants.
- The backyard of the eccentric millionaire was transformed into a private menagerie filled with rare and unusual birds.
- The museum's collection included a vast menagerie of taxidermied animals from around the world.
- The children's book featured a charming menagerie of anthropomorphic animals who embarked on exciting adventures.
- The forest became a veritable menagerie at dawn, with the sounds of birds, insects, and other creatures creating a vibrant symphony.
- The aquarium's menagerie of marine life included colorful fish, graceful sea turtles, and playful dolphins.
- The pet store housed a modest menagerie of domesticated animals, from cats and dogs to hamsters and rabbits.
- The film depicted a dystopian future where humans were reduced to mere exhibits in a corporate menagerie.
- The abandoned mansion whispered tales of the eccentric recluse who once kept a peculiar menagerie within its walls.
FAQs About the word menagerie
a collection of live animals for study or display, the facility where wild animals are housed for exhibitionA piace where animals are kept and trained., A colle
medley, jumble, collage,assortment, variety, farrago, stew, alphabet soup, miscellany, olio
No antonyms found.
The zoo's menagerie boasted a diverse collection of exotic animals, including lions, tigers, and elephants.
The circus traveled with a large menagerie of performers, including acrobats, clowns, and trained elephants.
The backyard of the eccentric millionaire was transformed into a private menagerie filled with rare and unusual birds.
The museum's collection included a vast menagerie of taxidermied animals from around the world.
