foul-ups (Meaning)
foul-ups
to make dirty, to cause a foul-up, to spoil by making mistakes or using poor judgment, an instance of fouling up, entangle, block, to spoil by bad work or stupidity, a state of confusion or an error caused by ineptitude, carelessness, or mismanagement, a mechanical difficulty
Synonyms & Antonyms of foul-ups
foul-ups Sentence Examples
- The team's embarrassing foul-ups led to their humiliating defeat.
- The construction project was delayed indefinitely due to a series of costly foul-ups.
- The secretary's foul-ups resulted in a mix-up of important documents.
- The software update was plagued by numerous foul-ups, causing widespread disruption.
- The government's handling of the pandemic was a catastrophic series of foul-ups.
- The experiment yielded unreliable results due to several experimental foul-ups.
- The travel itinerary was riddled with foul-ups, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated.
- The foul-ups in the accounting department led to an overstatement of company profits.
- The police investigation was marred by procedural foul-ups that jeopardized the integrity of the case.
- The foul-ups in the customer service department resulted in a significant drop in customer satisfaction.
FAQs About the word foul-ups
to make dirty, to cause a foul-up, to spoil by making mistakes or using poor judgment, an instance of fouling up, entangle, block, to spoil by bad work or stupi
mistakes, fumbles, botches, confusions, errors, mix-ups, blunders, miscues, missteps, bungles
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The team's embarrassing foul-ups led to their humiliating defeat.
The construction project was delayed indefinitely due to a series of costly foul-ups.
The secretary's foul-ups resulted in a mix-up of important documents.
The software update was plagued by numerous foul-ups, causing widespread disruption.
