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

Richardson was raised by a single mother and her grandfather juggled multiple jobs to take care of her. — Emma Hall, Sacbee.com, 21 Sep. 2026

The workload was also becoming intense as Erika juggled homeschooling, caring for three children, running the household and baking more than usual. — Jordan Greene, PEOPLE, 16 Sep. 2026

City juggled negotiations with Gakpo and Ndiaye in the past seven days, enabling them to flit between the two depending on who was most desired or, in the event, most realistic. — Tim Spiers, New York Times, 3 Sep. 2026

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

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