Encryption Vocabulary

noun a jumbled or confused mixture

verb to distort or confuse a message or communication

• The recording was garbled due to a technical issue with the microphone.
• I couldn't understand a word he said, it was all garbled.
• The message got all garbled up in translation.
• His emotions were so intense that his words came out garbled.

verb to confuse or mix up, especially in a way that makes something unclear or difficult to understand

adjective confused or unclear, often as a result of being distorted or jumbled

• The message was garbled due to a poor connection.
• I couldn't understand his garbled speech.
• The audio was so garbled, I couldn't make out a single word.
• The artist's garbled interpretation of the painting left viewers confused.