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botched
adjective as in faulty
Strongest matches
adjective as in ruined
adjective as in slipshod
adjective as in sloppy
Example Sentences
But shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick said "the confusion created by Labour's botched early release scheme", which was brought in to ease prison overcrowding, was partly to blame.
A UK Labour spokesperson said: "After 14 years of Tory chaos, a botched Brexit, and damaging austerity – we know families across Wales are struggling."
Survivors told the BBC that the vessel capsized after coastguards made a botched attempt to tow it.
Advertising veteran Colleen DeCourcy is joining Sonos, the audio equipment company still trying to recover from a 2024 botched app update, to repair its brand and lead a new marketing strategy.
It enforced a decades-long embargo against communist Cuba — while also launching a botched invasion of the island and trying to assassinate its leader —and imposed economic sanctions on left-wing adversaries in Nicaragua and Venezuela.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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