botched
/bɑtʃt/
adjective
- Done very badly or carelessly; spoiled by mistakes.
- A botched attempt to bake a cake resulted in a burnt, lopsided mess.
- Everyone was disappointed by the botched performance during the school play.
- The botched repair left the sink leaking even worse than before.
Antonyms
verb
- To spoil something by doing it badly or making mistakes.
- I tried to fix my phone but only botched it more.
- He botched the job by using the wrong tools from the start.
- The surgeon botched the operation, causing the patient further injury.