debacle

Kitty's youth would shore up the debacle, suspend it indefinitely.

And within him there was a sort of debacle; all his doubts, all his anguish and sadness burst forth in an irresistible stream.

How long would it be before we reached this stage of debacle?

The debacle that follows his return to India with so impossible a bride is told in a way that convinces.

He had decided to make a fortune of some sort after the first bitter rage over his debacle at Webster had abated in his heart.

Some place in that debacle there lay his own responsibility.

Such a debacle is quite needless, provided some fundamental principles and practices are understood and followed.

That was one way of putting it, but both Joe and the newscaster who had covered the debacle knew the reality of the situation.

The next subject upon which I thought I might tackle him was the “Debacle.”

Latin, saved in the debacle by the cloisters, was confined in its usage to the convents and monasteries.