bungler (Meaning)

Wordnet

bungler (n)

someone who makes mistakes because of incompetence

Webster

A clumsy, awkward workman; one who bungles.

No weak antonyms found.

The project suffered setbacks due to the incompetence of the bungler leading the team.
Despite his claims of expertise, he proved to be nothing more than a bungler in the kitchen.
The company's financial woes were exacerbated by the actions of a bungler in the accounting department.
She regretted hiring the bungler as her assistant when his errors became apparent.
The CEO realized too late that he had entrusted the crucial task to a bungler.
The bungler's lack of attention to detail caused costly mistakes in the production process.
The team's morale plummeted as they struggled to compensate for the shortcomings of their bungler of a manager.
It was clear that the organization was in dire straits with a bungler at the helm.
The bungler's ineptitude resulted in missed deadlines and lost opportunities for the company.
Despite his aspirations to leadership, he was seen by his peers as little more than a bungler incapable of handling responsibility.

someone who makes mistakes because of incompetenceA clumsy, awkward workman; one who bungles.

blunderer,butcher, incompetent, botcher,bumbler, blunderbuss, screwup,fumbler

adept, master, adept, virtuoso, ace, ace, wizard, expert,master, virtuoso

The project suffered setbacks due to the incompetence of the bungler leading the team.

Despite his claims of expertise, he proved to be nothing more than a bungler in the kitchen.

The company's financial woes were exacerbated by the actions of a bungler in the accounting department.

She regretted hiring the bungler as her assistant when his errors became apparent.