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Definitions from the WebTerm: to mess upDescription:"To mess up" is a versatile phrasal verb that has multiple meanings and uses. It can refer to making a mistake, causing disorder or confusion, ruining something, or performing poorly. This term is widely used in informal and casual contexts. Examples:Verb - Mistake:"She messed up the spelling of her name on the application form." "Don't mess up the math equations while solving them." "I hope I don't mess up during the presentation." Verb - Cause Disorder:"The kids messed up the living room while playing." "Please don't mess up my well-organized desk." "His arrival completely messed up our plans." Verb - Ruin:"I accidentally messed up my favorite shirt in the laundry." "Her decision to quit messed up the entire project." "The rainstorm messed up the outdoor wedding ceremony." Verb - Perform Poorly:"He messed up the song lyrics during the concert." "The team messed up their chances of winning by making multiple errors." "My brother always messes up the recipe when cooking." Noun - Disorder:"After the party, the living room was a complete mess-up." "The mess-up in the schedule caused a lot of confusion." "She apologized for the mess-up in the restaurant reservation." Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon | ||||
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