botcher Definition
a person who makes mistakes, especially in doing work that requires skill.
Using botcher: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "botcher" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
He is a botcher who ruined the painting.
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The carpenter was a botcher and the furniture he made was of poor quality.
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She is a botcher who can't seem to sew a straight line.
botcher Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for botcher
Antonyms for botcher
Phrases with botcher
Example
I made a botch of the cake I baked for my friend's birthday.
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The repairman did a botch job on my car and now it won't start.
botch-up
a situation that has been made worse by mistakes or bad decisions
Example
The company's botch-up of the product launch cost them millions of dollars.
Summary: botcher in Brief
A 'botcher' [boch-er] is a person who makes mistakes, especially in doing work that requires skill. It is often used to describe someone who does a poor job at a task, such as 'The carpenter was a botcher and the furniture he made was of poor quality.' 'Botcher' is also used in phrases like 'make a botch of something,' meaning to do something badly or unsuccessfully.
