garbled

IPA: gˈɑrbʌɫd

(of a message etc) difficult to understand because it has been distorted; scrambled

Examples of "garbled" in Sentences

Any VoIP packet out of sequence results in garbled transmissions.
So how does Hansbrough feel about having his name garbled so often.
My first post was kind of garbled because of my unfamiliarity with XHTML coding.
Either that, or the meaning of the phrase was garbled by the time it reached Homer.
It is not clear whether she sold the product in the green bean, roasted, "garbled" (ground), or
As the remaining chapters of this book demonstrate, the women I met and worked with in Magude did not have vacant or "garbled" memories.
The resettlement process was still agonizingly slow in Magude in the mid-1990s, but naming memoriesnot "garbled" at allwere serving the generation of interviewees rather well.
It seems that Valvasor made the logical (but incorrect) assumption that Lintvern (which is a garbled form of the German word Lindwurm, meaning dragon) was so named because it was the source of olms (which were fancifully regarded as dragon larvae at the time).