juggle

[juhg-uhl] / ˈdʒʌg əl /

VERB

mislead, falsify; handle several things at once

Synonyms

STRONGEST

alter shuffle

STRONG

beguile betray bluff change conjure delude disguise doctor fix humbug maneuver manipulate misrepresent modify trim

WEAK

double-cross illude perform magic prestidigitate take in tamper with

Antonyms

STRONG

leave alone neglect reveal

WEAK

be honest

Example Sentences

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Finishing the film took a couple of years as he juggled other projects and his YouTube output.

From The Wall Street Journal

The problem is not that she cares so much about families that she can’t juggle everything, but that she doesn’t care at all.

From Salon

“I can juggle four balls. I have three girlfriends. There’s a kid who looks like me who lives in Indiana,” Quincy says.

From Literature

Now Helen helps others in Liverpool who "are too busy caring for someone to juggle all these things".

From BBC

Each account supports up to 10 devices, making it a suitable choice for families or individuals who juggle multiple devices.

From Salon