botches Antonyms
Strongest:
- refines
- rectifies
- enhances
- enhances
- rectifies
- ameliorates
- helps
- helps
- improves
- ameliorates
- remedies
- reforms
- remedies
- reforms
- refines
- improves
Strong:
- renovates
- doctors
- meliorates
- revamps
- doctors
- reconditions
- fixes
- betters
- repairs
- revamps
- renovates
- reconditions
- fixes
- meliorates
- betters
- repairs
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- combinations
- mishmashes
- montages
- mixed-bags
- crazy-quilts
- farragoes
- ragbags
- stews
- jambalayas
- alphabet-soups
- potpourris
- clutters
- muddles
- menageries
- mac-doines
- gallimaufries
- m-langes
- tangles
- hashes
- miscellanies
- olios
- smorgasbords
- patchworks
- ragouts
- jungles
- litters
- agglomerations
- tumbles
- agglomerates
- hodgepodges
- salads
- motleys
- olla-podridas
- blends
- patchwork-quilts
- hotchpotches
- pastiches
- amalgams
- omnium-gatherums
- gumbos
- miscellanea
- welters
- ollas-podridas
- grab-bags
- rummages
Weak:
- aggregates
- detritus
- accumulations
- compounds
- disorders
- morasses
- disarrangements
- conglomerates
- odds-and-ends
- mix-ups
- commixtures
- oddments
- catchalls
- fusions
- bollixes
- aggregations
- disarrays
- chaoses
- shambles
- intermixtures
- admixtures
- alloys
- confusions
- salmagundis
- messes
- composites
- imbroglios
- snarls
- conglomerations
- sundries
- notions
Meaning of botches
botches (pl.)
of Botch
botches Sentence Examples
- She always botches her attempts at making pancakes; they always end up burnt or undercooked.
- His constant interruptions botch the flow of the conversation every time we try to discuss something important.
- The quarterback botches the play, resulting in a turnover for the opposing team.
- Despite her best efforts, she botches the job interview by arriving late and forgetting her resume.
- The chef botches the recipe by adding too much salt, ruining the entire dish.
- The actor botches his lines during the performance, causing the scene to lose its impact.
- The politician botches his speech by making inappropriate remarks, causing a public outcry.
- The student botches the exam by misinterpreting the questions and providing incorrect answers.
- The surgeon botches the operation, leaving the patient with unexpected complications.
- The artist botches the painting by using the wrong colors and proportions, resulting in a disjointed composition.
FAQs About the word botches
of Botch
scrambles, collages,jumbles, varieties, medleys, shuffles, assortments, combinations, mishmashes, montages
refines, rectifies, enhances, enhances, rectifies, ameliorates, helps, helps, improves, ameliorates
She always botches her attempts at making pancakes; they always end up burnt or undercooked.
His constant interruptions botch the flow of the conversation every time we try to discuss something important.
The quarterback botches the play, resulting in a turnover for the opposing team.
Despite her best efforts, she botches the job interview by arriving late and forgetting her resume.
