mingle-mangle Antonyms
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Meaning of mingle-mangle
Wordnet
mingle-mangle (n)
a motley assortment of things
Webster
mingle-mangle (v. t.)
To mix in a disorderly way; to make a mess of.
Webster
mingle-mangle (n.)
A hotchpotch.
mingle-mangle Sentence Examples
- The children's voices mingled-mangled in a chaotic symphony.
- The party guests mingled-mangled in the crowded ballroom, their conversations blending into an unintelligible hum.
- The scents of flowers and perfume mingled-mangled in the air, creating an intoxicating aroma.
- The colors of the sunset mingled-mangled on the horizon, painting a vibrant tapestry of hues.
- The flavors of sweet and sour mingled-mangled on my tongue, leaving a tantalizing taste.
- The music and laughter mingled-mangled in the room, creating a festive atmosphere.
- The words from different languages mingled-mangled in his mind, forming a confusing jumble.
- The thoughts and ideas mingled-mangled in his head, leading him to a state of perplexity.
- The crowd of protestors mingled-mangled with the police, their voices raised in a cacophony of dissent.
- The rain and hail mingled-mangled in the storm, creating a deafening downpour.
FAQs About the word mingle-mangle
a motley assortment of thingsTo mix in a disorderly way; to make a mess of., A hotchpotch.
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The children's voices mingled-mangled in a chaotic symphony.
The party guests mingled-mangled in the crowded ballroom, their conversations blending into an unintelligible hum.
The scents of flowers and perfume mingled-mangled in the air, creating an intoxicating aroma.
The colors of the sunset mingled-mangled on the horizon, painting a vibrant tapestry of hues.
