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mishap
[ mis-hap, mis-hap ]
noun
- an unfortunate accident.
Synonyms: ,
mishap
/ ˈɪæ /
noun
- an unfortunate accident
- bad luck
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Eilish McColgan says she is simply looking to complete her marathon debut in London with "no mishaps" but then quickly admits to having a couple of "loose goals", which turn out to be significant targets.
The mishap was laughed off by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, who revealed that she too had briefly been a member of the chat along with senior journalists, former cabinet members and other Tory MPs.
Or perhaps better said, he has the disadvantage of his travails, mishaps and bad decisions occupying the foreground.
Freeman experienced swelling in his ankle in the wake of the mishap, and required extensive sessions of treatment from the team’s training staff.
“He had a little mishap in the shower,” Roberts said.
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