bustling

Speech parts

1. bustling - Noun

Derived from bustle

2. bustling - Adjective

3. bustling - Verb

4. bustling - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

of Bustle

Agitated; noisy; tumultuous; characterized by confused activity; as, a bustling crowd.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

full working active running restless employed engaged occupied alive dynamic quick animated populated busy rushing
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Antonyms

slack still free sleepy dead slow
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Phrases with the word

less bustling bustling with bustling party

Examples

a bustling city Source: Internet

A bustling batsman who comes down the order, Carey is adept at giving Australia the finishing touch in death overs. Source: Internet

About 20 years ago, Port Elizabeth’s Govan Mbeki Avenue was a bustling hive of activity — businesses were thriving and shoppers flocked to what was then the epicentre of the city. Source: Internet

A farmer’s market near Oakland’s Lake Merritt was bustling on a Saturday morning with shoppers waiting in line at a produce stand to buy beets, strawberries and kale. Source: Internet

Along this stretch of the Nayarit coastline, you’ll find bustling resort cities and quiet surfing villages, each with its own unique flavor and charm. Source: Internet

As the novel coronavirus has spread across the country, infecting thousands, some have decided that quiet, rural communities might make for a better place to hang their hats than bustling, population-dense cities. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

bustlesome bustlike bustline bustling party bustling with bustlingly