Blunders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLUNDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLUNDER, to make a mistake
• make a stupid or careless mistake; act or speak clumsily
• move clumsily or as if unable to see
NOUN:
• a stupid or careless mistake

Words related to BLUNDERS

blunder10 blundered13 blundering14

How to use BLUNDERS in a sentence

• Even Stamboul, it is said, shall have an end, and the most unlucky blunders must come to a conclusion.
• But the blunders and contradictions on this point, end not here.
• I thought of all the blunders in my own life and in their education.
• Many fatal blunders in comparative psychology and sociology can be traced to the ignoring of this fact.
• When this was done it was certain that they would commit many blunders, and that some of these blunders would work harm not only to themselves but to the whole nation.
• As soon as men get excited, as is apt to be the case when they find serious blunders made at critical moments, they are not always discreet.
• And it is a way with soldiers, bear in mind, the more numerous they are, the more blunders they commit.
• Blunders were made in large matters and in small, but, under the circumstances, blunders were not to be avoided and the chief purpose was carried out.
• I do not know of anything I would enjoy better than to take the whole time to-night telling of blunders like that I have heard professors make.
• That the Irish either were or are a people remarkable for making bulls or blunders, is an imputation utterly unfounded, and in every sense untrue.
• I grant you all you will excepting such blunders as will destroy your future prospects.
• Am I the woman to make such blunders in the first syllable of my dress? Come, turn about.
• Scholars have discovered that it blunders here and there, perhaps is prejudiced, perhaps extravagant.
• Here it is enough to notice that if some small mistake were made in doctrine, huge blunders might be made in human happiness.
• No great victories, either in war or in the ordinary relations of life, are attained without initial blunders.
• If this is indeed the case he has met his death through the blunders of the police.
• Its history appears to be that of a series of blunders on the part of England from the beginning to the end.
• But blunders dogged Marmont throughout this campaign.
• As already related, he looked on the blunders of his officers, if those blunders were honest, and due simply to misconception of the situation, with a tolerant eye.
• This is what Frenchmen had done under similar circumstances, but he was not the man to repeat the crimes and blunders of Louis and Napoleon.
• Thereafter, the Company, with its high aims, its blunders, its grievances, and its achievements, vanishes from the story of New Zealand.
• It seems exceedingly strange to me that people of intelligence should make the blunders they do.
• True, he falls into many blunders and has many strange experiences, but his intentions are always the best, remember.
• But he looked so solemn, so serious that, in sheer mischief, she told him that she would be very careful not to make him conspicuous by her blunders.
• Every blunder is a rock in our field, and at last the field is a stone-heap of blunders, and our giants have work enough to reach any ground in the unsophisticated facts of life.

Similar words containing BLUNDER without suffix s

blunder10 blundered13 blunderer12 blunderers13 blundering14 blunderbuss16 blunderings15 blunderingly19 blunderbusses18

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