welter in Polish
welter in Polish is bezład — welter means a confused, jumbled mass of many things.
welter in Polish
bezład
A general confusion or muddle, especially of a large number of items.
What does "welter" mean?
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noun A confused, jumbled mass of many things.
"They use these words to express a welter of opinions on what they think is good or bad, right or wrong, and all too readily wail ‘It's not fair!’."
- noun A rolling, tumbling motion.
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welter in a sentence
- They use these words to express a welter of opinions on what they think is good or bad, right or wrong, and all too readily wail ‘It's not fair!’.
- And in truth, his mind was such a welter of opposites—of the night and the blazing candles, of the shabby poet and the great Queen, of silent fields and the clatter of serving men—that he could see nothing; or only a hand.
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What is "welter" in Polish?
"welter" in Polish is bezład. welter means: A confused, jumbled mass of many things.
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