How to spell TRAMBLE correctly?
The correct spelling for "tramble" could be "tremble" (to shake or quiver) or "ramble" (to wander aimlessly). Additionally, it could be a typo for "trample" (to tread heavily and crush).
List of suggestions on how to spell tramble correctly
- bramble I had to carefully navigate through the bramble of thorns in order to reach the ripe blackberries hiding within.
- brambly The pathway through the forest was overgrown and brambly, making it difficult to walk without getting scratched.
- crumble The old house began to crumble when the foundations gave way.
- grumble He let out a grumble of annoyance when he realized he had to work late.
- preamble The Preamble of the Constitution explains the purpose and goals of the document.
- ramble I love to ramble through the countryside on a sunny day, exploring all the paths and trails.
- rambler The rambler walked through the woods, enjoying the peacefulness and beauty around them.
- rumble
- tamable The new breed of wild cats is more tamable than the older felines.
- trample The stampeding elephant began to trample the bushes and trees in its path.
- trampler I'm going to walk to the trampler.
- treble She loved listening to baroque music particularly treble melodies.
- tremble I could feel my legs tremble as I stood on the edge of the cliff.
- Trembled She trembled with fear as she watched the thunderstorm approaching.
- trembles As I stood on the edge of the cliff, my body trembles with fear.
- trouble I'm having trouble with this math problem.
- tumble My phone crashed after I accidentally took a tumble.
