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dropping the ball
noun as in indiscretion
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Example Sentences
“We’re in the middle of a housing crisis, and our province and city are dropping the ball.”
After all that dazzle, Kelter then gifted England a third try, dropping the ball for flanker Brock to pounce for a first Test try, which was followed by a sharp finish from Matthews.
“When things aren’t working, he takes it upon himself. He blames himself, regardless if it’s a blown offensive line scheme, or our receiver dropping the ball, he’s the one that’s taking the blame.”
It doesn’t seem nice to rub it in, especially since the next few times, Alan doesn’t get more than seven or eight touches before dropping the ball.
While the pressure on the Scotland defence grew, Ireland were further frustrated in their attempts to create clear daylight when Calvin Nash charged towards the line, only to be held up before dropping the ball.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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