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Definition of botched:
Synonyms:
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deranged (part of speech: verb)
- displaced,
- whisked,
- confused,
- mussed,
- convulsed,
- ruffled,
- meddled,
- mislaid,
- scattered,
- misplaced,
- tumbled,
- deranged,
- rumpled,
- upset,
- whipped,
- disheveled,
- tousled,
- churned,
- rummaged,
- capsized,
- disturbed,
- fermented,
- troubled,
- tampered,
- roiled,
- jumbled,
- mixed up muddled,
- perturbed,
- rippled,
- confounded,
- agitated,
- swirled,
- discomposed,
- hashed,
- disarranged,
- blurred,
- roughened,
- dislocated,
- scrambled,
- tossed,
- disordered,
- messed,
- disorganized,
- cluttered
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erred (part of speech: verb)
- bungled,
- slipped,
- goofed,
- slipped up,
- tripped,
- blundered,
- erred,
- misconstrued,
- misjudged,
- stumbled,
- misconceived,
- marred,
- misestimated,
- fluffed,
- fouled up,
- miscalculated
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erroneous (part of speech: adjective)
- faulty,
- erroneous,
- marred,
- incorrect,
- fallacious,
- distorted,
- misconceived,
- inaccurate,
- misconstrued,
- misestimated,
- misjudged,
- mistaken,
- false,
- illogical,
- flawed,
- defective,
- miscalculated
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disabled (part of speech: verb)
- hampered,
- invalidated,
- disabled,
- tampered,
- dulled,
- hobbled,
- benumbed,
- neutralized,
- deadened,
- weakened,
- abrogated,
- hindered,
- cramped,
- crippled,
- undermined,
- scotched,
- hamstrung,
- vitiated,
- incapacitated,
- prostrated,
- handicapped,
- sapped,
- impaired,
- anesthetized,
- enfeebled,
- disarmed,
- screwed up,
- stunned,
- paralyzed,
- lamed,
- stupefied
Usage examples:
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After a considerable interval, while I botched away, he suddenly said: " Did they make a great difference?"
- "Embarrassments", Henry James. -
At worst, though, this futuristic result can be taken to the attic, turned face to the wall and forgotten; but a botched house won't let you forget.
- "If You're Going to Live in the Country", Thomas H. Ormsbee and Richmond Huntley. -
I'd torn them all to flinders on that slide, or old botched up sled, and she said I was a sight.
- "Dorothy at Oak Knowe", Evelyn Raymond.