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Meanings of cluttered in English

Filled or scattered with a disorderly accumulation of objects or rubbish.

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Usage of cluttered in English
1
The ballroom is cluttered with representatives of political, financial and creative power.
The new yorker
2
Radio communications use bands of the spectrum not cluttered by natural noise.
News.com.au
3
The work surface at this level was cluttered with phones and computers.
Transfer of power
4
Tables cluttered it, each burdened by great heaps of documents and folders.
Orb Sceptre Throne
5
Clearly, the fortress had become a cluttered ghost of its former might.
Halo Cryptum
6
Dozens of adverts and promotional offers from betting companies cluttered Ryan's inbox.
The Guardian
7
The roads are battered, buildings are badly maintained, the streetscape is cluttered.
The Irish Times
8
Felice followed through the whole untidy apartment into the narrow cluttered room.
Little Miss By-The-Day
9
But Tom's place was nicely furnished-ifnot a bit cluttered with mementos.
The next to die
10
She opened the door and found herself in a cluttered lab area.
Once bitten, twice dead
11
Sad to say, it will be an unnecessarily shabby and cluttered scene.
The Irish Times
12
Twenty diaries, hundreds of pages, all cluttered with Agnes's wearyingly tiny script.
The crimson petal and the white
13
He collected tacky little pornographic porcelain figures, which cluttered every available surface.
Hex and the city
14
Rapid arrests and turns would allow flight in cluttered and unstructured spaces.
Pubmed
15
His love cluttered up her domestic serenity and she chucked it overboard.
We Can't Have Everything: A Novel
16
People who cluttered up life ought to be cleared out of it.
The Dark House
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Cluttered across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common