botched

As Ms Williams's example shows, birth can still be botched and hazardous.

I know you botched that operation on purpose.

Botched is when something gets just completely ruined.

He's very critical of this lapse, and says the messaging was badly botched.

Evening, gents. What a lovely night for a botched robbery.

The problem, she says, is that the government botched the rollout.

The bachelor servants kill the Madame in a botched sort of double-cross.

They were covered in waste, salt, and glues from those older, botched restorations.

Now, Toyota did roll out a fully electric vehicle, but that rollout was botched.

I'm gonna get him to sue the quack who obviously botched your vasectomy.