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bollocks Meaning
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bollocks (v)
make a mess of, destroy or ruin
bollocks Sentence Examples
- The entire plan fell apart because of a series of bollocks decisions made by the management.
- He dismissed the argument as absolute bollocks, refusing to engage further.
- The politician's speech was filled with bollocks, devoid of any substance or truth.
- After listening to his friend's excuse, John simply replied, "That's a load of bollocks."
- The supposed expert's theories turned out to be utter bollocks when put to the test.
- Sarah couldn't help but roll her eyes at the sheer bollocks of the tabloid headlines.
- Trying to convince me that pigs can fly is pure bollocks; it's just not going to happen.
- The professor described the student's essay as a collection of academic bollocks, lacking any coherent argument.
- Despite his confidence, his plan was nothing but a pile of bollocks from start to finish.
- The artist's latest work was criticized as pretentious bollocks by many in the art community.
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make a mess of, destroy or ruin
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The entire plan fell apart because of a series of bollocks decisions made by the management.
He dismissed the argument as absolute bollocks, refusing to engage further.
The politician's speech was filled with bollocks, devoid of any substance or truth.
After listening to his friend's excuse, John simply replied, "That's a load of bollocks."
