Antonyms for juggle
ˈdʒʌg əljug·gle

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1. juggle

   Antonyms:
   expose, correct, enlighten, guide, lead, undeceive, disillusionize, detect

   Synonyms:
   conjure, cheat, bamboozle, shuffle, trick, beguile, circumvent, swindle, overreach, mystify, mislead

Matched Categories

1. • Balance
   • Deal
   • Fudge
   • Rearrangement
   • Throw

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1. juggle, jugglingnoun

   the act of rearranging things to give a misleading impression

   Synonyms:
   juggling

2. juggle, jugglingverb

   throwing and catching several objects simultaneously

   Synonyms:
   juggling

3. juggle, beguile, hoodwinkverb

   influence by slyness

   Synonyms:
   beguile, enamour, entrance, capture, snow, fascinate, enchant, bamboozle, charm, pull the wool over someone's eyes, catch, bewitch, becharm, hoodwink, play false, trance, enamor, captivate, lead by the nose

4. juggleverb

   manipulate by or as if by moving around components

   "juggle an account so as to hide a deficit"

   Synonyms:
   hoodwink, beguile

5. juggleverb

   deal with simultaneously

   "She had to juggle her job and her children"

   Synonyms:
   hoodwink, beguile

6. juggleverb

   throw, catch, and keep in the air several things simultaneously

   Synonyms:
   hoodwink, beguile

7. juggleverb

   hold with difficulty and balance insecurely

   "the player juggled the ball"

   Synonyms:
   hoodwink, beguile

How to use juggle in a sentence?

1. Oscar Auliq-Ice:

   Entrepreneurs juggle multiple responsibilities every day.

2. Valuable Player:

   If I'm honest, I probably didn't handle it great, just trying to juggle all those balls, all that different information, i probably got a little distracted about thinking about what it means long-term for our team... But that's the way this year's going to be. We're going to be in and out of COVID situations and minute pile-ups, and all the difficulties that we're going to face this year and it's going to be similar for everyone, so we've just got to try to adapt and be able to bounce back from little setbacks like this.

3. Jill Biden:

   My students inspire me, they're single parents and veterans. They juggle multiple jobs and care for their families. Many of them are first-generation college students. They work so hard and ask for only one thing in return : opportunity. And every American deserves that.

4. Gail Halperin:

   He was always a very inventive and creative person; he always has a lot going on, always able to juggle a million things.

5. Elizabeth Newhart:

   You absolutely take school for granted until your children are home and you're responsible for schooling them yourselves, and you're trying to juggle maybe work or whatever other obligations are going on. It's really eye-opening.

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