"Fumbling" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Fumbling" Meaning

Fumbling refers to the act of handling or manipulating something clumsily or ineptly, often resulting in confusion, mistakes, or accidents. It can also describe someone who is unaware of what they are doing or is making an effort to do something but is not doing it skillfully.

"Fumbling" Examples

Usage Examples of "Fumbling"

As the actor stumbled over his lines, he began fumbling with the script in his hand, trying to find his place again. (#1)
The new employee was feeling anxious and kept fumbling with the keys on the keyboard during the presentation. (#2)
The team's quarterback was fumbling the ball more and more in critical situations, causing their chances of winning to dwindle. (#3)
The clumsy tourist was fumbling with her luggage at the airport, struggling to zip up her suitcase. (#4)
The chef was fumbling with the chopping knife, accidentally slicing his own finger as he tried to make a precise cut. (#5)