shambles (Meaning)

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shambles (n)

a condition of great disorder

a building where animals are butchered

No weak antonyms found.

The kitchen was a shambles, with dirty dishes piled high and food splattered everywhere.
The government's response to the crisis was a complete shambles.
The concert was a shambles, with poor sound quality and disorganized performances.
The party turned into a shambles when a fight broke out.
The project was a shambles from the start, plagued by delays and budget overruns.
The negotiations were a shambles, with both sides failing to reach a consensus.
The team's performance was a shambles, with sloppy errors and ineffective teamwork.
The wedding was a shambles, with the bride and groom arguing and guests leaving early.
The house was a shambles after the flood, with water damage and broken furniture.
The city was a shambles after the earthquake, with buildings collapsed and infrastructure destroyed.

a condition of great disorder, a building where animals are butchered

dump, mess, hole, hellhole, pigsty,disarray, pigpen, chaos, confusion, hell

plan, order, system,order, plan, system, orderliness, pattern, pattern,orderliness

The kitchen was a shambles, with dirty dishes piled high and food splattered everywhere.

The government's response to the crisis was a complete shambles.

The concert was a shambles, with poor sound quality and disorganized performances.

The party turned into a shambles when a fight broke out.