to jumble
Third Person
jumbles
Present Participle
jumbling
Past Tense
jumbled
Past Participle
jumbled
1
to mix things in a random or disorganized manner
transitive
- The strong wind jumbled the papers on the desk, creating a mess.
- In a hurry, she accidentally jumbled the letters while sorting the mail.
- The toddler joyfully jumbled the building blocks, creating a colorful but chaotic structure.
- The student hastily jumbled the flashcards while studying for the exam.
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2
to be mixed up in a state of disorder or confusion
- Thoughts and emotions jumbled in his mind as he tried to make sense of the situation.
- In the midst of the chaos, my feelings jumbled, and I couldn't sort out my emotions.
- With so many tasks demanding my attention, my priorities jumbled and I struggled to stay organized.
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