Synonyms of juggled

juggled 1 of 2

adjective

as in manipulated

Related Words

• manipulated
• engineered
• fudged
• designer
• adulterated
• doctored
• concocted
• fabricated
• process
• manufactured
• tampered (with)
• forged
• cultured
• misleading
• deceptive
• unauthentic
• simulated
• fraudulent
• substitute
• dummy
• mimic
• counterfeit
• imitation
• mock
• synthetic
• affected
• feigned
• phony
• pretend
• faux
• pseudo
• bogus
• ersatz
• fake
• artificial
• imitative
• factitious
• sham
• spurious
• brummagem
• false
• pinchbeck
• man-made

Dissimilar Words

• real
• natural
• legitimate
• genuine
• true
• bona fide
• valuable
• authentic
• quality
• pure
• premium
• unadulterated

juggled

2 of 2

verb

past tense of juggle

as in tricked

to cause to believe what is untrue

everyone thinks that they are too smart to be juggled by con artists

Synonyms & Similar Words

• tricked
• deceived
• fooled
• teased
• kidded
• gaffed
• sucked in
• misled
• bluffed
• duped
• had
• strung along
• suckered
• snookered
• caught
• bamboozled
• stung
• hoodwinked
• deluded
• cheated
• spoofed
• hornswoggled
• buffaloed
• gulled
• misinformed
• conned
• beguiled
• burned
• misguided
• snowed
• had on
• hoaxed
• humbugged
• cozened
• gammoned
• took in
• faked out
• pulled one's leg
• did a number on
• stuck
• pulled the wool over one's eyes
• hustled
• squeezed
• led one down the garden path
• put on
• shortchanged
• diddled
• defrauded
• chiseled
• bled
• swindled
• euchred
• fleeced
• rooked
• mulcted
• flimflammed
• skinned

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• exposed
• revealed
• uncovered
• undeceived
• unmasked
• disclosed
• debunked
• showed up
• told
• divulged
• unveiled
• disillusioned
• disenchanted
• disabused
• uncloaked

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of juggled

Verb

Michael Haskell juggled classes with his business while still in high school. — Sarah Jackson valentina Duarte, CNBC, 12 Aug. 2026

Marc Rowan, the cofounder and CEO of Apollo Global Management, juggled a slew of hospitality and retail gigs before leading the $79 billion investment giant. — Emma Burleigh, Fortune, 5 Aug. 2026

Kopercinski juggled a comebacker, remained composed and fired to first base to record another out. — Michael Osipoff, Chicago Tribune, 21 June 2026

The relentless pace took its toll on Maurice, who juggled duties as chief songwriter, producer and frontman. — Jordan Runtagh, PEOPLE, 11 June 2026

With Dad in the slammer, Trevor’s mom, Karen Cain, juggled homeschooling duties with earning money cleaning house in nearby Grants Pass, doing select-cut logging, and had support from the collectibles community. — Matt Thompson, SPIN, 11 May 2026

To this point, Smart seems satisfied with how the program has juggled everything this offseason. — Connor Riley, AJC.com, 7 May 2026

The series’ second stint in CBS development took longer as Port and Wiseman juggled it alongside their showrunner duties on Ghosts, now headed into its sixth season. — Nellie Andreeva, Deadline, 1 May 2026

During that time, Theophilopoulos, who has nearly six decades of experience as a restaurateur, juggled the recovery of their home with finding a place to open a diner. — Jason Dill april 28, Miami Herald, 28 Apr. 2026