Adjective:

கிளப்பியுள்ளனர்,

botched's Usage Examples:

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Stillbirths and fetal deaths/spontaneous abortions from 20 weeks are registered.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Within a few weeks he has killed a guinea pig in a botched robbery.

Are you really willing, in your land of extortionate inadequate health coverage, to watch women dying from botched backstreet abortions?Backstreet Boys begin a summer headlining tour in mid-July.

botched everything they've touched is enough reason to get rid of them.

Two athletes were killed in the Olympic village, the other nine were massacred in a botched rescue attempt by the West German police.

The only duff moment comes with a rather botched job of Massive Attack's Safe From Harm.

A US-backed coup against him was badly botched in 2002.

The name became a byword for something cobbled together, botched together, tied together with string.

The plastic surgeon botched both her breast augmentation and liposuction, leaving her with deformed breasts and a rippled and uneven stomach.

Lewsey, Tindall, Ellis, Cohen and Moody have all botched penetrative moves by dropping the ball under minimal pressure.

It's a nice idea, but somewhat botched in the execution.

Deficiencies could have been masked with clever characterisation, or visual humor, but chances were wasted and occasional attempts botched.

Synonyms:

bungled, unskilled,

Antonyms:

experienced, competent, skilled,