botched's Usage Examples:

during botched traditional circumcisions.

Poems IV and V express Pound's outrage at World War I, a murderous product of that very age that has dismissed him: There died a myriad/And of the best, among them,/For an old bitch gone in the teeth,/For a botched civilisation.

Pollard appeared on an episode of the E! Network"s series, Botched, where she detailed her botched surgeries that have left her breasts sagging with extra.

In the course of the match, Savage delivered a botched diving elbow drop to Robinson, cracking several of his vertebrae and collapsing his lung.

Shortly after a botched public speech by Ceaușescu in the capital Bucharest that was broadcast to millions of.

As Austin had feared, Hart botched the move and dropped Austin on top of his head.

Police arrested three suspects for the murder; several motives were suspected, such as a botched robbery or a revenge killing.

sung by Cale alternating with Lou Reed, are full of oblique, deadpan black humor and describe a botched surgical procedure.

What follows is the brutally funny, heinously violent and nearly botched murder of their survivalist cousin who they.

She was unable to hit even one solid routine over the two days of competition, and botched moves that she usually performed well, changing her second vault in mid-air during both days, modifying her second tumbling pass on floor during the first day, and falling on her back on her beam dismount during the first day.

Following the botched execution of murderer William Williams in 1906, public opinion in the state.

But when Surya is killed trying to flee the police in a botched mission, Charumathi blames Velu for the deaths of Neela and Surya.

interviewing the prince and botched a great many takes during the interview by flubbing his lines and even committing several royal protocol blunders.

Synonyms:

bungled, unskilled,

Antonyms:

experienced, competent, skilled,