1. the act of mixing things together in a confused way
Usage: gerund form

1. mixing things together in a confused or untidy way
Usage: present participle of jumble

Examples

• She was jumbling the letters while trying to solve the word puzzle.
• The jumbling of facts made the report difficult to understand.
• Stop jumbling all the papers together on your desk.
• The jumbling of ingredients ruined the recipe.
• He kept jumbling his words when he got nervous.
• The constant jumbling of schedules confused everyone.