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rat's nest
noun as in chaos
noun as in disorder
noun as in disorganization
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noun as in mare's nest
noun as in misrule
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- topsyturviness
noun as in muddle
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noun as in snake pit
Example Sentences
Guadagnino’s driving interest is attacking academia as a rat’s nest of egomaniacs and cowards and insular, faux-radical thinking.
Milei, who ran against “thieving politicians,” has run into resistance from Argentina’s combustible Congress, which he calls “the rat’s nest.”
Even the response on Twitter, which has turned into a rat's nest of MAGA-fried idiocy under Elon Musk's leadership, was surprisingly muted.
Desperate for content that might attract Disney+ streaming subscribers, Disney had Marvel start churning out television series, which resulted in visual effects of wildly varying quality and a rat’s nest of story lines that even some ardent fans, not to mention casual ones, had a hard time following.
Former President Donald Trump is pleading with New York state’s appeals court to intervene in his civil fraud case, saying an ongoing trial has ensnared his business empire in a “rat’s nest of New York Democrat corruption.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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