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Their battle plan was a fiasco. They were in retreat after five minutes.fiasco = complete failure
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The production was a fiasco.
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Much was learned from the Hurricane Katrina fiasco.fiasco = failure
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I have fallen from a height, and my fiasco has made no noise.† (source)
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Harry told them all about Dobby, the warning he'd given Harry and the fiasco of the violet pudding. (source)fiasco = complete failure
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It was because of him that the spray-painting fiasco had made the newspaper and gotten Curly into hot water with the Mother Paula's company. (source)fiasco = humiliating situation
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Does this have something to do with that fiasco over at the high school? (source)fiasco = mess (bad event)
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Although antimatter technology had staggering potential as an efficient and nonpolluting energy source-if unveiled prematurely, antimatter ran the risk of being vilified by the politics and PR fiascoes that had killed nuclear and solar power.† (source)
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Only because of the fiascos in connection with Hortense and Rita he was more earnest now.† (source)
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Parting with the cat on the fifth floor, the Count trudged up the steps of the belfry in woeful acknowledgment that the celebration of his anniversary had been a fiasco. (source)fiasco = complete failure
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Aven and her crew were taking direction from the Caretaker as if the fiascoes of the previous days had never occurred.† (source)
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I think the football team would be very curious to find out just who was responsible for yesterday's fiasco. (source)
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He's downed five dozen fiascoes between yesterday and today, the guzzler.† (source)
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The same part of my mind that had rebuked me over my fishing fiasco scolded me again. (source)
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Like everything else in my life, here comes another fiasco. (source)fiasco = a complete failure
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After the fiasco at Rubicam's Business College, the idea of getting a gentleman caller for Laura began to play a more and more important part in Mother's calculations. (source)fiasco = something that was a complete failure
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