jumble's Usage Examples:

She stared at the door, a confused jumble of emotions burning her eyes.

'She twisted her head to see the jumbled outlines of the small army of vamps running toward them from the direction of the burning mountain.

fn3 The stories of Khitai as a Christian empire, which led the Jesuits at the court of Akbar to despatch Benedict Goes in search of it (1601), did, however, suggest to Jerome Xavier, their chief, that the country in question "was the Cathay of Marco Polo, and its Christian king the representative of the famous Prester John" - a jumble of inaccuracy.

Finally, check out the Misheard Lyrics video on YouTube for hilariously funny jumbled lyrics for Yellow Ledbetter.

A jumble of puzzle pieces was haphazardly thrown on the ground.

He followed her up a jumble of rocks to the top of the ridge.

It can be a jumble of voices: politicians and corporations, celebrities, religious figures, and opinion leaders, a million conversations in a single room.

This is a thoroughly good example of the savage myths (as in Peru, according to Acosta) by which beasts and anthropomorphic gods and stars are all jumbled together.

Puzzles - having a list of spelling words for a specific grade level can help teachers create puzzle sheets, such as crosswords, jumbles, word finds and fill in the missing letter worksheets.

Too many fonts make the information appear jumbled.

"It still just looks like jumble of letters and numbers," Dean said as he read the first portion.

jumbled together with no categorization.

Synonyms:

muddle, disorder, smother, fuddle, disorderliness, clutter, rummage, mare"s nest, welter,

Antonyms:

level, disorganise, disorganize, order, orderliness,