stumbler Synonyms
stumbler Meaning
stumbler (n)
a walker or runner who trips and almost falls
someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence
stumbler Sentence Examples
- The novice stumbler tripped over the uneven sidewalk, landing with an embarrassing thud.
- As the earthquake shook the ground, buildings became stumblers, their structures trembling violently.
- The drunken reveler stumbled through the streets, his unsteady gait a testament to his intoxication.
- The old man stumbler along the path, his frail legs carrying him slowly but determinedly.
- The hiking stumbler slipped and tumbled down a rocky slope, leaving a trail of dust and debris in his wake.
- The dancer stumbler gracefully across the stage, their every move a testament to their skill and artistry.
- The toddler stumbler into the kitchen, her chubby legs wobbling with every step.
- The thief stumbler out of the house, his heart pounding as he tried to escape detection.
- The sleep-deprived employee stumbler into work, his mind fogged and his steps heavy.
- The clumsy child stumbler over everything in sight, knocking over toys and books with alarming frequency.
FAQs About the word stumbler
a walker or runner who trips and almost falls, someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence
duffer, lout, bungler, fumbler, stumblebum, gawky, gawk, tike,oaf, lummox
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The novice stumbler tripped over the uneven sidewalk, landing with an embarrassing thud.
As the earthquake shook the ground, buildings became stumblers, their structures trembling violently.
The drunken reveler stumbled through the streets, his unsteady gait a testament to his intoxication.
The old man stumbler along the path, his frail legs carrying him slowly but determinedly.
