Shambling [verb]
Definition of Shambling:
shuffle
Synonyms of Shambling:
● Disorder
● Disturb
● Scuff
● Shift
● Confuse
● Disarray
● Scuffle
● Intermix
● Jumble
● Disrupt
● Change
● Mess up
Opposite/Antonyms of Shambling:
Sentence/Example of Shambling:
Behind him walked his guard: behind the guard he heard Luke Evans shambling.
"I've allays said so," Joseph answered, shambling a little nearer.
He was a tall man, with a shambling gait and an angular face.
Ransom, shambling behind them, crept in and knelt at the foot of the bed.
He returned to the front of the house, shambling like a somnambulist.
There was nothing weak or shambling in those six feet three inches.
A shambling, stooping, trembling old man, in his dotage already.
Her entourage followed her, shambling a little, and blank-eyed.
A shambling, shoddy crew, this crowd of shoppers and labor demonstrators!
People turned to look after him, so uncouth was his shambling figure.