stumbling


From the verb stumble: (⇒ conjugate)
stumbling is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
v pres p

Collocations for "stumbling"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "stumbling" in context.

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stumble

Most examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
v
  1. stumble [on, over] a [crack, root, rock]
  2. stumble into [the wall, her, the room]
  3. stumble around the [yard, room]
  4. stumble down the [staircase, street]
  5. stumbled back to [his house, the party]
  6. stumbled [forwards, backwards]
  7. [accidentally, unintentionally, somehow] stumbled
  8. stumble and fall
  9. stumble through [life, the exam, the interview]
  10. stumble [across, upon] [the answer, a clue, a treasure]
  11. stumbled upon [a village, old ruins, a creek]
n
  1. after a [slight, small] stumble
  2. regained composure after a stumble
  3. kept [running, walking] [after, despite] the stumble
  4. caused a small stumble
  5. a [fracture, broken bone] from the stumble
  6. following a small verbal stumble
  7. a [career, journalistic, political] stumble

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