rigmarole Antonyms
Meaning of rigmarole
rigmarole (n)
a set of confused and meaningless statements
a long and complicated and confusing procedure
rigmarole (n.)
A succession of confused or nonsensical statements; foolish talk; nonsense.
rigmarole (a.)
Consisting of rigmarole; frovolous; nonsensical; foolish.
rigmarole Sentence Examples
- The politician's rigmarole about economic prosperity was met with skepticism.
- The teacher's rigmarole about homework assignments droned on for hours.
- The sales representative's rigmarole about the latest gadgets was designed to impress clients.
- The doctor's rigmarole about the patient's condition provided little comfort.
- The CEO's rigmarole about company growth strategy left employees feeling confused.
- The instructions for assembling the furniture were written in a confusing rigmarole.
- The lawyer's rigmarole about the case's intricacies baffled the jury.
- The weather forecast was a rigmarole of conflicting information.
- The travel agent's rigmarole about flight details was unnecessarily long.
- The employee's rigmarole about their performance review was filled with excuses.
FAQs About the word rigmarole
a set of confused and meaningless statements, a long and complicated and confusing procedureA succession of confused or nonsensical statements; foolish talk; no
gobbledegook, gibberish, song and dance, double-talk, gobbledygook, hype, rhetoric, bureaucratese, legalese, psychobabble
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The politician's rigmarole about economic prosperity was met with skepticism.
The teacher's rigmarole about homework assignments droned on for hours.
The sales representative's rigmarole about the latest gadgets was designed to impress clients.
The doctor's rigmarole about the patient's condition provided little comfort.
