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Bungle
01
a careless error, especially one that causes confusion or embarrassment
Examples
The launch was delayed due to a technical bungle in the software.
His speech turned into a public bungle when he mispronounced key names.
to bungle
01
to handle a task or activity clumsily, often causing damage or problem
InformalExamples
The contractor bungled the construction project, leading to numerous structural issues and delays.
The technician bungled the installation, leaving wires exposed and creating a safety hazard.
02
(of tasks or activities) to be performed or handled poorly or clumsily
Examples
The rookie bungled under pressure, drawing a foul in the final seconds.
She bungled again during the presentation, forgetting her lines.
