Definitions

botched

[bocht] / bɒtʃt /

ADJECTIVE

faulty

Synonyms

STRONGEST

broken cracked damaged defective deficient erroneous false flawed imprecise inaccurate inadequate incomplete insufficient invalid leaky malfunctioning unreliable

WEAK

adulterated amiss awry bad below par blamable blemished debased distorted fallacious fallible frail impaired imperfect inexact injured lame lemon maimed malformed marred out of order rank sick tainted unfit unretentive unsound warped weak wrong

Antonyms

STRONGEST

OK accurate adequate ample complete correct enough faultless fixed flawless honest perfect reliable right sufficient true unbroken valid working

WEAK

sound strong

ADJECTIVE

ruined

Synonyms

STRONGEST

broken

STRONG

defaced harmed harried hurt impaired injured marred mutilated pillaged plundered robbed

WEAK

done for

Antonyms

STRONG

healthy

WEAK

flourishing intact mended preserved prosperous protected repaired restored rich saved solvent successful wealthy

ADJECTIVE

slipshod

Synonyms

WEAK

bedraggled disheveled faulty fly-by-night fouled-up haphazard imperfect inaccurate inexact junky loose messed-up messy neglected negligent raunchy screwed-up scrubby scruffy shabby shoddy slapdash sloppy slovenly tacky tattered threadbare unkempt unmeticulous unsystematic unthorough untidy

Antonyms

WEAK

careful neat polished refined well-done

ADJECTIVE

sloppy

Synonyms

STRONGEST

awkward careless clumsy dirty mediocre muddy poor wet

WEAK

bedraggled dingy disheveled inattentive not clean slapdash slipshod slovenly sludgy slushy splashy tacky unkempt unthorough untidy watery

Antonyms

STRONGEST

adroit clean clever dexterous graceful superior

WEAK

neat orderly tidy

ADJECTIVE

slovenly

Synonyms

WEAK

bedraggled careless dingy disheveled disorderly dowdy down-at-the-heel frowzy frumpy grody grubby grungy heedless icky loose messed-up messy mussy negligent pigpen raunchy seedy slack slapdash sleazy slipshod sloppy tacky topsy-turvy unfastidious unkempt unthorough untidy

Antonyms

WEAK

clean ordered organized

Example Sentences

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Since then Eggert has appeared on the E! reality show "Botched" for a breast reduction.

From Salon • Jan. 30, 2024

Botched abortions leave hundreds of women infertile and kill at least 200 women annually in Benin — and that figure could be two or three times higher, Dr. Tognifode said.

From New York Times • Nov. 13, 2022

Botched draft picks and signings have much to do with this malaise as well, but that didn’t prevent Keim from getting another payday from Bidwill this offseason.

From Washington Post • Sep. 29, 2022

The 53-year-old and her husband Terry Dubrow of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" and "Botched" fame want to help couples at risk of falling apart.

From Fox News • Mar. 1, 2022

Botched the job at the moment of victory.

From The Strange Case of Mortimer Fenley by Tracy, Louis

botched

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