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Bungle

usgb/ˈbʌŋɡl/Volume
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Negative OutcomePlay
Using 'bungle' implies a task ended with poor results due to incompetence. SlideShe bungled her solo performance, forgetting the lyrics midway.
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Informal UsagePlay
'Bungle' is informal and best used in casual conversation or writing. SlideI can't believe I bungled my driving test again!
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Subtle SarcasmPlay
It can carry a light sarcastic tone, gently mocking the poor execution. SlideNice job bungling the dinner plans, now we have no reservations.