blunder
noun
a gross, stupid, or careless mistake.
blunderingly
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a word derived from
blunder.
Example Sentences
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Some did make expressions of empathy, but not many – Duckenfield, blunderingly, was one; Jackson and Marshall were others.
From The Guardian ● Apr. 26, 2016
The Steam Roller rolls blunderingly through three acts in the form or an inexpertly written part for Janet Beecher.
From Time Magazine Archive
Last week in his syndicated newspaper colyum, Calvin Coolidge blunderingly deplored: "A naval office reports that the best engine is made abroad," missing the lighter-than-air distinction.
From Time Magazine Archive
Voks blunderingly illustrated the story with Mellon's Madonna, mislabeled it The Holy Family.
From Time Magazine Archive
Secondly there is the Olympian or classical stage, a stage in which, for good or ill, blunderingly or successfully, this primitive vagueness was reduced to a kind of order.
From Five Stages of Greek Religion by Gilbert Murray
