botched

Speech parts

1. botched - Adjective

2. botched - Verb

4. botched - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

of Botch

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

bungled bumble rusty muff bungle crummy slipshod sisyphean ruined inaccurate awkward erroneous sad marred clumsy
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Antonyms

pro won successful completed accepted effective
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Phrases with the word

botched job botched situation botched abortion botched-up grass

Examples

a bungled job Source: Internet

A botched abortion at age fifteen had resulted in complications which left Stanwyck unable to have children, according to her biographer. Source: Internet

A botched gun robbery August 29, 1964, resulted in two deaths. Source: Internet

A ceramic bust honouring Breonna Taylor, who was killed in a botched police raid in Kentucky, has been smashed in California, with police investigating. Source: Internet

A Good Day to Die Hardsaw John and Jack McClane teaming up after a botched rescue mission in Moscow and taking down Russian foes in Chernobyl. Source: Internet

A woman 'obsessed' with having freckles like those of was left devastated when a botched permanent make-up procedure almost scarred her for life. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

botch botch job botch up botched abortion botched situation botched up