Jumble together Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To mix different things together in a messy or disorganized way so it is hard to separate them.
Usage & Nuances
Usually informal; often describes physical objects, ideas, or sounds mixed up in a confused way. Common with 'things', 'clothes', 'words', etc. Not used for mixing ingredients precisely. Can be used figuratively ('ideas were jumbled together').
Example Sentences
Please don't jumble together the clean and dirty clothes.
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If you jumble together all the puzzle pieces, it will be hard to finish.
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The teacher asked the students not to jumble together their answers.
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All my ideas seem to jumble together whenever I get nervous.
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The sounds from the party jumble together in the hallway.
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Sometimes memories from different years just jumble together in my mind.
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