9 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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The chef realized he had been bungling the recipe when the dish received poor reviews.
The quarterback was bungling the plays, leading to confusion on the football field.
She will bungle the interview and miss the job opportunity.
As a novice painter, she was bungling the brush strokes, creating a messy artwork.
Despite the coach's efforts, the team will have been bungling their defensive strategies.
Having bungled the presentation, she left a poor impression on the clients.
By the time the project concludes, she will have been bungling the intricate coding tasks.
The astronaut will have bungled the spacewalk, posing a risk to the mission.
She tried not to bungle the delicate negotiation, knowing the stakes were high.
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