7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Bungle' in a Sentence
"To clumsily and awkwardly handle or perform a task; to botch a job." more
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They will have bungled the rescue mission, leading to unfortunate consequences.
He bungled the presentation, stumbling over his words and losing the audience's attention.
The student will have bungled the exam, jeopardizing his academic standing.
The stage manager coordinated the actors and crew to prevent any bungle during the live performance.
The surgeon has bungled the procedure, causing complications for the patient.
The detective was bungling the interrogation, allowing the suspect to slip away.
The journalist wanted to report the breaking news accurately and not bungle any crucial details.
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