tussling Antonyms
Meaning of tussling
tussling
an intense argument, controversy, or struggle, to struggle roughly, a rough argument or a struggle against difficult odds, a physical contest or struggle, scuffle sense 1
tussling Sentence Examples
- The siblings were tussling playfully on the living room floor.
- The two wrestlers were tussling fiercely in the ring, neither willing to give an inch.
- The cat and mouse were tussling in the backyard, their playful antics entertaining to watch.
- The children were tussling over the last piece of cake, each trying to claim it as their own.
- The politician and his opponent were tussling over campaign promises, each trying to sway voters to their side.
- The wind and the trees were tussling in the storm, their branches swaying and groaning.
- The students were tussling with the difficult math problem, their pencils scratching across the paper.
- The firefighters were tussling with the out-of-control blaze, their hoses spraying water with all their might.
- The researchers were tussling with the concept of quantum entanglement, its mysteries yet to be fully understood.
- The dog and the squirrel were tussling in the park, their teeth bared and their tails twitching.
FAQs About the word tussling
an intense argument, controversy, or struggle, to struggle roughly, a rough argument or a struggle against difficult odds, a physical contest or struggle, scuff
wrestling, fighting, grappling, contending, battling, dueling, duelling, brawling, rassling,scuffling
No antonyms found.
The siblings were tussling playfully on the living room floor.
The two wrestlers were tussling fiercely in the ring, neither willing to give an inch.
The cat and mouse were tussling in the backyard, their playful antics entertaining to watch.
The children were tussling over the last piece of cake, each trying to claim it as their own.
