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Debacal

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A situation or event that is a complete failure or disaster.

Usage: The term "debacal" is often used colloquially to describe a notable failure or fiasco.

Sample Sentence: The team's performance in the championship was a debacal, losing by a landslide.

Debacal

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Describes something as being chaotic, disorderly or prone to failure.

Usage: When used as an adjective, "debacal" emphasizes the lack of success or organization in a particular situation.

Sample Sentence: The debacal meeting resulted in confusion, with no clear decisions being made.

Debacal

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To fail miserably or suffer a major setback.

Usage: As a verb, "debacal" describes the act of experiencing a significant failure or defeat.

Sample Sentence: The company's attempt to expand internationally debacaled, leading to financial losses.

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