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Sinnverwandte Wörter

Ab­schaum:

dregs

ab­wer­tend:

depreciative

derogatory

dismissive

disparaging

bild­lich:

figurative

bil­dungs­sprach­lich:

erudite

Cha­os:

disorder

havoc

mayhem

turmoil

Cha­ri­va­ri:

charivari

Clinch:

argument

clinch

dispute

fight

quarrel

Deutsch­land:

Germany

Þēodiscland

Dis­har­mo­nie:

disharmony

Ge­sin­del:

riffraff

Ha­der:

dispute

quarrel

Krach:

crash

noise

quarrel

racket

Kud­del­mud­del:

muddle

Mob:

mob

Plebs:

plebs

Pö­bel:

riffraff

Que­re­le:

dispute

quarrel

Schweiz:

Switzerland

Strei­tig­keit:

conflict

contention

dispute

To­hu­wa­bo­hu:

ruckus

tohobohu

tohu-bohu

um­gangs­sprach­lich:

colloquial

colloquially

demotic

nonstandard

Un­an­nehm­lich­keit:

inconvenience

Un­ord­nung:

disorder

turmoil

Zer­würf­nis:

disagreement

dispute

Zoff:

beef

fight

trouble

Zwie­tracht:

conflict

discord

dissension

disunion

disunity

Zwist:

discordance

Zwis­tig­keit:

dispute

quarrel

Antonyme

Ei­nig­keit:

consensus

unity

Ein­klang:

accord

harmony

Ein­tracht:

harmony

Eli­te:

elite

Frie­den:

peace

ge­ho­ben:

cheerful

elevated

exalted

festive

in the mood

lifted

luxurious

sublime

upmarket

upscale

Har­mo­nie:

harmony

Ober­schicht:

upper stratum

Ord­nung:

order

Englische Beispielsätze

• The soldiers washed their mess tins in the river.

• This news has caused a lot of confusion.

• It's really windy, and my hair is a mess.

• The new boss doesn't mess about. Whoever doesn't toe the line gets sacked.

• They are an army of rabble.

• You'll have to excuse the mess the house is in.

• The room was a mess.

• Tom tried to keep a sense of perspective amid all the chaos.

• I've lost track in all the confusion.

• This is a fine mess you've gotten us into.

• Come in, but don't mind the mess.

• Come in, but don't look at all the mess.

• People's faces were filled with confusion and fear.

• Tom isn't the kind of guy you'd want to mess with.

• Tom is not the kind of guy you'd want to mess with.

• Tom's room is a mess.

• Tom was a mess.

• My intuition tells me that Tom is not responsible for this mess.

• Tom is a guy that you don't want to mess with.

• Tom is someone you don't want to mess with.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Aus­ei­n­an­der­set­zung:

analysis

Un­ord­nung:

disorder

turmoil