débâcle Antonyms
Meaning of débâcle
débâcle
a great disaster, a tumultuous breakup of ice in a river, a complete failure, a great disaster or complete failure, a violent disruption (as of an army)
débâcle Sentence Examples
- The team's performance was a complete debacle, with numerous errors and a dismal outcome.
- The disastrous invasion resulted in a humiliating debacle for the invading force.
- The government's handling of the pandemic was a catastrophic debacle, costing countless lives.
- The investment scheme turned into a grand debacle, leaving investors shattered.
- The company's launch of the new product was an utter debacle, marred by technical glitches and poor marketing.
- The diplomatic summit descended into a chaotic debacle, with delegates leaving in frustration.
- The city's preparations for the major event were a comical debacle, with last-minute changes and embarrassing blunders.
- The war became a bloody debacle, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.
- The candidate's election campaign was a resounding debacle, characterized by poor strategy and unforced errors.
- The concert was a colossal debacle, with technical difficulties, a lack of crowd engagement, and a disappointing performance.
FAQs About the word débâcle
a great disaster, a tumultuous breakup of ice in a river, a complete failure, a great disaster or complete failure, a violent disruption (as of an army)
tragedy,disaster, calamity, catastrophe,collapse, crash, upheaval, apocalypse, end-time, double whammy
windfall, godsend,manna,
The team's performance was a complete debacle, with numerous errors and a dismal outcome.
The disastrous invasion resulted in a humiliating debacle for the invading force.
The government's handling of the pandemic was a catastrophic debacle, costing countless lives.
The investment scheme turned into a grand debacle, leaving investors shattered.
