bunglingly

Without attention to detail you can accomplish nothing in this world, and a thing is bunglingly done when you yourself suffer the consequences of it.

Smothering for air, Ruth reached up bunglingly and fastened her big fur collar and started for the door.

—Ex-Mayor Hall has made a very needless stir in New York and throughout the country, and seems to have managed his disappearance very bunglingly.

So, with a desperate resolve to recover his self-possession at a single coup, he blurted out, bunglingly: “’Tis the first time I have seen you in that gown, madam.”

The Major combated the decision for a while, but loss of blood weakened his firmness, and the operation was gone through with very bunglingly.