24 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Botch' in a Sentence

"To ruin something by doing a poor job or making mistakes; often used with "up."" more

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We have been botching the teamwork, causing delays in the project.

By the end of the week, he will have botched the chance to secure the deal.

She had been botching the painting for hours.

The chef managed to botch the recipe, and the cake turned out too salty.

The chef managed to botch the recipe by adding too much salt.

I have been botching the gardening, and now the plants look unhealthy.

He tends to botch simple tasks due to lack of attention.

I have been botching the painting, creating a mess on the canvas.

He will botch the repair job on the leaking sink.

He is botching the dance routine with missed steps.

She will be botching the attempt to recreate the famous painting.

She will be botching the performance on stage due to stage fright.

While I was away, my friend was botching the surprise party plans.

The player is botching the penalty kick with a shaky aim.

I am botching the gardening by planting in the wrong season.

The tailor had botched the hem, making the dress look uneven.

He managed to botch the repair, causing more damage to the car.

Sarah tried to bake cookies but managed to botch the recipe.

Despite his best efforts, Tim somehow found a way to botch the simple task of tying his shoelaces.

Despite practicing, Tim continued to botch his piano performance in front of the class.

Without proper planning, they will botch the surprise party for their friend.

He will be botching the repair of the antique clock.

Mark's attempt to assemble the puzzle only served to botch the image, leaving pieces scattered everywhere.

She will have botched the recipe if she forgets a key ingredient.

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