Synonyms of montage

montage

noun

män-ˈtäzh 

as in collage

an unorganized collection or mixture of various things

my memories of the childhood trip are a montage of the sights, smells, and sounds of India

Synonyms & Similar Words

• collage
• medley
• assortment
• jumble
• variety
• mélange
• pastiche
• amalgam
• hodgepodge
• jungle
• blend
• mishmash
• clutter
• smorgasbord
• patchwork
• shuffle
• scramble
• salad
• farrago
• potpourri
• grab bag
• miscellanea
• litter
• combination
• hotchpotch
• menagerie
• salmagundi
• agglomeration
• hash
• ragbag
• olla podrida
• motley
• botch
• miscellany
• mixed bag
• jambalaya
• ragout
• alphabet soup
• gallimaufry
• accumulation
• gumbo
• stew
• agglomerate
• rummage
• tangle
• olio
• macédoine
• crazy quilt
• patchwork quilt
• omnium-gatherum
• tumble
• muddle
• welter
• aggregation
• notions
• aggregate
• conglomeration
• composite
• conglomerate
• fusion
• detritus
• mess
• sundries
• compound
• odds and ends
• chaos
• alloy
• mix-up
• admixture
• catchall
• disarray
• intermixture
• oddments
• disarrangement
• commixture
• confusion
• disorder
• imbroglio
• snarl
• shambles
• morass
• bollix
• dog's breakfast
• knot

Examples of montage in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web

By now, the episode is a montage: Trump crumples to the floor and is dragged away by Secret Service officers, who have arrived too late to stop the shooting but soon enough to cover the former President’s body. —Vinson Cunningham, The New Yorker, 11 Oct. 2024

Over a montage that includes scenes of conflict, the trailer also picks up the ongoing storyline of Kate being considered to be vice president of the United States. —Hilary Lewis, The Hollywood Reporter, 8 Oct. 2024

The montage rolled to show two glam photos of Fergie along with a previously unseen selfie of her and Eugenie, along with another undated image of the Duchess of York with Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice. —Janine Henni, People.com, 15 Oct. 2024

The video montage next shows a waterspout tossing kayaks and boats into the air. —Andre Byik, USA TODAY, 11 Oct. 2024