betumble in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Betumble: to fall or scatter down in a disordered manner, often as a result of strong winds or turbulent conditions.

The old tree began to betumble as the strong winds swept through the valley.
After the storm, leaves and branches betumbled across the lawn, creating a mess.
He watched in disbelief as the stack of books betumbled off the shelf.
The toddler's toys betumbled in every direction as he ran through the living room.
During our hike, we noticed how the rocks would betumble down the hillside after each rainfall.
The glass vase betumbled from the edge of the table, shattering into pieces.
With a sudden jolt, the cart betumbled over, spilling its contents everywhere.
The playful puppy would often betumble down the stairs, eliciting laughter from everyone.
As the crowd surged forward, some people betumbled to the ground in the chaos.
The team celebrated their victory, and in their excitement, they betumbled into each other.