Is there any difference between using the verb "to jumble" and the phrasal verb "jumble up/together"
Examples:
All the books were jumbled (together / up) on the floor.
Many words were jumbled (together / up) in his head.
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They are the same. :)
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There is a slight difference in meaning
All the books were jumbled (together / up) [ MIXED UP] on the floor.
Many words were jumbled (together / up) [ CONFUSED] in his head.
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