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mucked up

adjective as in defiled

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I think he royally mucked up this whole process, starting with his ill-considered promise back in March 2021 to appoint a Black woman to replace Feinstein.

There's a sense he has mucked up and defending him is difficult.

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Burning fossil fuel has warmed the planet and appears to have mucked up our climate.

Three years later, with those changes on the horizon, skeptics of the policy — as well as some of its proponents — maintain that the phrase “missing middle” has mucked up some of the public conversation.

Here’s another indication of how badly Musk mucked up the firings.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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