Noun:

দোষ, বিভ্রম, ভুল, সাঙ্ঘাতিক ভুল,

Verb:

ভুল বোঝা, তালগোল পাকাইয়া ফেলা, গোলমাল করিয়া ফেলা, খারাপ করা, বিকৃত করা, নষ্ট করা, ভ্রম হত্তয়া, ভ্রান্তি হত্তয়া, ভুল হত্তয়া, পথ হাতড়াইয়া ফেরা, সাঙ্ঘাতিক ভুল করা, ভুল করা,

blundered's Usage Examples:

At the tenth fence, the horse blundered badly and almost lost its complete chance in the race.

percentage of the circulating stock being contemporary forgeries, often with blundered legends and designs.

In the second game, many felt that Sherman blundered in his opening play while Boys cruised to an easy 404–278 victory despite.

Meanwhile, last year's winner Bindaree blundered and was on his nose after jumping the fence.

However, on 18 September Santerre's division blundered into an ambush between Vihiers and Coron set by Louis Marie de Lescure.

At the third fence which was the first open ditch Shardam blundered and unseated its rider, when chasing the leaders.

Chigorin–Steinitz, Game 23 In game 22 Chigorin blundered on move 9 losing a pawn and ultimately the game.

Cardinal Mazarin blundered into the crisis but came out well ahead at the end.

the silver coinage of the khans of the Golden Horde, usually bearing blundered or meaningless legends.

Have I blundered?' Tindale 1974, p.

the second and third games, Kramnik won the fourth game after Topalov blundered, to win the tiebreak and the match, becoming the 14th undisputed World.

The Iranians blundered into the ambush and the two tank forces battled for four days in a sea.

The blundered die was corrected by punching a "Y" over the "E" and an ornamental figure.

after first achieving a won game, Schlechter blundered into a clearly drawn position, and then blundered again which led to his loss of the game.

The Russians blundered into World War 1 in 1914 without realizing the risks.

Where we have blundered into trying to force a policy or a decision even though wise and right.

Not only is the taxonomy blundered; the original research also used a faulty methodology with limited data.

and China dropped half point, because American Sam Shankland critically blundered in his game against the Scot Colin McNab but somehow managed to survive.

Game 15: Marshall blundered with 20.

White blundered with 38.

Synonyms:

gaffe; trip; blooper; howler; fuckup; boo-boo; faux pas; mistake; spectacle; error; botch; gaucherie; misstep; stumble; bungle; bloomer; bobble; fumble; clanger; boner; trip-up; bull; solecism; fluff; muff; flub; snafu; pratfall; slip; foul-up; fault;

Antonyms:

irresponsibleness; merit; worthlessness; absolve; perfection;