ragbags Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- muddles
- mac-doines
- salmagundis
- grab-bags
- motleys
- mishmashes
- smorgasbords
- shuffles
- stews
- rummages
- tumbles
- welters
- salads
- clutters
- combinations
- alphabet-soups
- agglomerates
- menageries
- olios
- omnium-gatherums
- miscellanea
- ragouts
- litters
- botches
- hodgepodges
- olla-podridas
- blends
- gallimaufries
- pastiches
- m-langes
- farragoes
- tangles
- agglomerations
- accumulations
- jambalayas
- miscellanies
- mixed-bags
- jungles
- patchworks
- montages
- potpourris
- ollas-podridas
- scrambles
- amalgams
- gumbos
- hashes
- odds-and-ends
Weak:
- commixtures
- snarls
- compounds
- mix-ups
- oddments
- messes
- conglomerations
- disarrangements
- sundries
- aggregates
- confusions
- bollixes
- admixtures
- disorders
- catchalls
- chaoses
- intermixtures
- shambles
- fusions
- composites
- imbroglios
- detritus
- notions
- morasses
- disarrays
- alloys
- conglomerates
- dog-s-breakfasts
- aggregations
Meaning of ragbags
ragbags
a miscellaneous collection, a bag for scraps of cloth, a collection of various things, a bag for scraps
ragbags Sentence Examples
- The old ragbags hung forlornly in the attic, a testament to generations past.
- The children eagerly searched the ragbags for hidden treasures and forgotten toys.
- The seamstress carefully sorted through the ragbags, finding remnants of vibrant fabrics.
- The peddler carried a heavy pack of ragbags, offering worn-out clothes and household items.
- The ragbags were filled with a motley assortment of rags, socks, and handkerchiefs.
- The homeless man huddled under a makeshift shelter made of old ragbags.
- The museum's ragbags contained fragments of historical textiles and garments.
- The recycling plant transformed the ragbags into new fabrics and materials.
- The ragbags became a symbol of waste and poverty in the Victorian era.
- The rags in the ragbags whispered stories of countless lives and forgotten moments.
FAQs About the word ragbags
a miscellaneous collection, a bag for scraps of cloth, a collection of various things, a bag for scraps
medleys, collages, patchwork quilts, assortments, crazy quilts, jumbles,varieties, hotchpotches, muddles, macédoines
No antonyms found.
The old ragbags hung forlornly in the attic, a testament to generations past.
The children eagerly searched the ragbags for hidden treasures and forgotten toys.
The seamstress carefully sorted through the ragbags, finding remnants of vibrant fabrics.
The peddler carried a heavy pack of ragbags, offering worn-out clothes and household items.
