Welter ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Welter ( noun )

A confused mass or jumble of things; a state of disorder or chaos.

Origin:

Originated in the late 16th century as a term in horse racing.

Examples:

1. The office was a welter of papers and files.
2. The battlefield was a welter of smoke and dust.
3. The team was in a welter of confusion after the coach's sudden resignation.
4. The city was in a welter of protests and demonstrations.
5. The political landscape was a welter of competing interests and ideologies.

(As a verb)

Welter ( verb )

A confused mass or jumble of things; a state of disorder or chaos.

Origin:

Originated in the late 16th century as a term in horse racing.

Examples:

1. The office was a welter of papers and files.
2. The battlefield was a welter of smoke and dust.
3. The team was in a welter of confusion after the coach's sudden resignation.
4. The city was in a welter of protests and demonstrations.
5. The political landscape was a welter of competing interests and ideologies.