
Farrago
Often Negative
Farrago often suggests confusion and lack of order, implying a messy or undesirable mix.

His essay was a farrago of unconnected ideas.
Not Always Physical
Farrago can refer to both tangible and intangible things, like ideas or emotions.

The debate became a farrago of shouted opinions.
Cultural References
Farrago is not commonly used in everyday speech but may appear in literature or formal writing.

The book is a farrago of myths, legends, and historical facts.
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