piffled Synonyms
Strongest:
- screwed-up
- muddled
- foozled
- dubbed
- mucked-up
- botched
- spoilt
- boggled
- goofed-up-
- mangled
- fouled-up
- murdered
- gummed-up-
- buggered-up-
- blundered
- messed-up-
- impaired
Strong:
- harmed
- destroyed
- bungled
- blighted
- muffed
- bumbled
- damaged
- bollixed-up-
- vitiated
- flawed
- flubbed
- butchered
- ruined
- booted
- mutilated
- wrecked
- hurt
- fluffed
- blew
- spoiled
- blemished
- injured
- loused-up
- marred
- fumbled
- bobbled
Weak:
Strongest:
- helped
- enhanced
- enhanced
- remedied
- refined
- reformed
- reformed
- rectified
- rectified
- ameliorated
- refined
- improved
- improved
- helped
- remedied
- ameliorated
- bettered
- bettered
Strong:
- repaired
- revamped
- renovated
- fixed
- reconditioned
- revamped
- meliorated
- patched
- fixed
- repaired
- renovated
- meliorated
- patched
- reconditioned
Weak:
piffled Meaning
Webster
piffled (imp. & p. p.)
of Piffle
piffled Sentence Examples
- The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics left me utterly piffled.
- The politician's empty promises piffled away any credibility he had left.
- The student's answer to the exam question was so piffled that the teacher couldn't help but laugh.
- The company's new marketing campaign piffled into oblivion, failing to attract any customers.
- The child's attempt at singing was so piffled that it made the adults in the room cringe.
- The suspect's alibi was so piffled that the police dismissed it immediately.
- The actor's performance in the play was so piffled that he was booed off the stage.
- The scientist's theory was so piffled that it was rejected by the scientific community.
- The artist's latest work was so piffled that it was ridiculed by art critics.
- The movie was so piffled that even the most forgiving moviegoer had a hard time sitting through it.
FAQs About the word piffled
of Piffle
screwed up, muddled, foozled, dubbed, mucked up, botched, spoilt, boggled, goofed (up), mangled
helped, enhanced, enhanced, remedied, refined, reformed, reformed, rectified, rectified, ameliorated
The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics left me utterly piffled.
The politician's empty promises piffled away any credibility he had left.
The student's answer to the exam question was so piffled that the teacher couldn't help but laugh.
The company's new marketing campaign piffled into oblivion, failing to attract any customers.
