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Bungle meaning
To incompetently perform (a task); to ruin (something) through incompetent action; to botch up, to bumble. | To act or work incompetently; to fumble.
Example sentences (18)
Another NHS body was earlier this year slapped on the wrist for accidentally sharing patients' HIV status, while a London trust was fined nearly £80,000 for a huge email bungle.
It’s almost as if he’s wearing an earpiece and some aide is listening to him bungle and then correcting him about what he should be saying.
A security bungle meant a 44-year-old woman was let into Prince Andrew's official Windsor residence in 2021.
The past several iterations of BC football finds (and have found) ways to bungle this sort of game.
Why is my brain misreading all the Bungie stories as Bungle all of a sudden?
I'm going to have to agree with Bungle on this one.
Theatre Works will temporarily close until 1 May and postpone the upcoming seasons of WellBless, Voldemort and the Teenage Hogwarts, Jungle Bungle as a precautionary measure against the spread of COVID-19.
The desperate grief of two parents who had just switched off life support for their 2-year-old son was brutally compounded when police demanded the child's body in a distressing legal bungle.
The head-bashing stomp and dizzying shredding of “Bungle Grind” and the growling two-step of “Spreading The Thighs of Death” are made for beer-soaked slam pits, but a fun-loving frenzy manifests within the thrash revivalism.
Together with the Corrosion of Conformity cover “Loss For Words,” Mr. Bungle shows that it’s possible to embody the spirit of hardcore thrash without sacrificing musicianship.
Very few Nigerians know NIMC; and the few that know it would have sworn with their lives that the commission would bungle the exercise.
All suffering Cincy fans slogan should be ‘Bungle for Burrow’ please Bengals don’t mess this up!
That may be a harsh assessment, but anyone who’s witnessed an officiating crew bungle a half-dozen calls on a day should find it difficult to believe that any crew is organized enough to pull off a coordinated effort to do anything.
The day after they bungle their way into a PR disaster with Trent, the rocky-rookie is named the starter.
There were also notable residents, including Major General Gouverneur Warren, who was one of the head engineers of the entire Union army and Major General Daniel Butterfield, who wrote the famous bungle-call for burials, Taps, Dicembrino said.
The Saudis were simply unfortunate enough to bungle the job so badly that they got caught, and very obviously got caught.
If it is found to be contradicted by observation — well, these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes.
It was recommended to James Adams by Brian "Bungle" Evans and later by Ewart Asker.