tumbles Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- muddles
- ragouts
- omnium-gatherums
- mac-doines
- jungles
- montages
- blends
- pastiches
- potpourris
- litters
- motleys
- ragbags
- miscellanea
- welters
- hashes
- crazy-quilts
- stews
- gumbos
- olla-podridas
- tangles
- mishmashes
- hodgepodges
- patchworks
- salads
- menageries
- farragoes
- miscellanies
- patchwork-quilts
- m-langes
- ollas-podridas
- smorgasbords
- mixed-bags
- gallimaufries
- alphabet-soups
- botches
- grab-bags
- agglomerates
- combinations
- accumulations
- rummages
- agglomerations
- amalgams
- olios
- jambalayas
- clutters
- hotchpotches
Weak:
- mix-ups
- catchalls
- conglomerations
- disorders
- alloys
- compounds
- fusions
- aggregations
- snarls
- shambles
- conglomerates
- oddments
- odds-and-ends
- intermixtures
- morasses
- confusions
- salmagundis
- disarrangements
- disarrays
- notions
- detritus
- imbroglios
- sundries
- aggregates
- composites
- commixtures
- messes
- admixtures
- bollixes
- chaoses
tumbles Meaning
tumbles
to come to understand, to toss about or together into a confused mass, to suffer a sudden downfall, overthrow, or defeat, to decline suddenly and sharply (as in price), to fall into ruin, an act or instance of tumbling, to fall suddenly and helplessly, to turn end over end in falling or in flight, to turn end over end in falling or flight, to suffer a sudden downward turn or defeat, to throw together in a confused mass, to perform gymnastic feats in tumbling, to come by chance, to whirl in a tumbling barrel, to perform gymnastic feats of rolling and turning, to issue forth hurriedly and confusedly, to roll over and over, to and fro, or end over end, to move or go in a hurried or confused way, rumple, disorder, a disorderly state, a messy state or collection, a disordered mass of objects or material, to cause to tumble (as by pushing or toppling)
tumbles Sentence Examples
- The child stumbled and tumbled to the ground, scraping their knee.
- The acrobats performed daring tumbles and flips, leaving the audience in awe.
- The leaves tumbled through the air, painting the streets in vibrant hues of autumn.
- His words tumbled out in a jumbled mess, making it difficult to comprehend his point.
- The gymnast gracefully executed a series of perfect tumbles on the balance beam.
- The elderly woman tumbled down the stairs, clutching her hip in pain.
- The waves tumbled and crashed against the shore, creating a mesmerizing rhythm.
- The stocks tumbled dramatically, wiping out millions of dollars in value.
- The dancer's movements were fluid and graceful, as if she effortlessly tumbled through the air.
- The old building tumbled into ruins, a testament to the passage of time.
FAQs About the word tumbles
to come to understand, to toss about or together into a confused mass, to suffer a sudden downfall, overthrow, or defeat, to decline suddenly and sharply (as in
medleys, varieties, shuffles,jumbles, collages, scrambles, assortments, muddles, ragouts, omnium-gatherums
systems, methods, orders, plans,patterns,
The child stumbled and tumbled to the ground, scraping their knee.
The acrobats performed daring tumbles and flips, leaving the audience in awe.
The leaves tumbled through the air, painting the streets in vibrant hues of autumn.
His words tumbled out in a jumbled mess, making it difficult to comprehend his point.
