garble in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The radio signal began to garble, making it difficult to understand the message.
2. She tended to garble her words when she was nervous, leaving her audience confused.
3. As the child recounted the story, he managed to garble several key details.
4. The software occasionally garbles the text when translating to different languages.
5. During the phone call, the connection was so poor that their conversation became a garble of sounds.
6. The speaker tended to garble his words when he got nervous, making it hard for the audience to understand him.
7. As the radio signal grew weaker, the announcer's voice began to garble, distorting the message.
8. She tried to take notes during the lecture, but the professor's fast-paced delivery caused her to garble several key points.
9. In the heat of the argument, he began to garble his thoughts, leading to confusion about his actual stance.
10. The chef's instructions were garbled through the loud kitchen noise, resulting in a mix-up with the orders.