Debacle

Definition of Debacle

a sudden and complete failure; a fiasco

How should Debacle divide into syllables

The first syllable 'de' has a consonant 'd' followed by a vowel 'e', the second syllable 'ba' has a consonant 'b' followed by a vowel 'a', and the last syllable 'cle' has a consonant 'c' followed by a vowel 'le'.

Part of Speech - Debacle

The company's latest product was a complete debacle and no one wanted to buy it.

Sentences with Debacle

• The party was a debacle from start to finish.
• The project was a complete debacle and the team had to start all over again.
• The company's latest marketing campaign was a total debacle and they lost a lot of money.
• The new restaurant was a debacle and had to close down after just a few months.
• The concert was a complete debacle and the audience left disappointed.
• The political campaign was a debacle and the candidate lost by a huge margin.
• The school play was a debacle and the kids forgot their lines and fell off the stage.
• The sports team's season was a debacle and they didn't win a single game.
• The product launch was a debacle and no one wanted to buy the product.
• The construction project was a debacle and the building collapsed before it was finished.

Quotes with Debacle

• A debacle is a disaster of such magnitude that one's reputation is destroyed merely by association with it.
• The debacle of the 2016 election will go down in history as one of the greatest political upsets of all time.
• The company's latest product launch was a complete debacle and they lost a lot of money in the process.
• The war in Iraq was a debacle from start to finish and will be remembered as one of the greatest foreign policy failures in American history.
• The team's season was a complete debacle and they didn't win a single game all year.
• The party was a complete debacle and no one had a good time.
• The movie was a complete debacle and was panned by critics and audiences alike.
• The project was a complete debacle and the team had to start all over again from scratch.
• The concert was a complete debacle and the audience left disappointed and angry.
• The election was a complete debacle and the losing candidate was humiliated in the process.
• The product launch was a complete debacle and no one wanted to buy the product.
• The company's latest marketing campaign was a complete debacle and they lost a lot of money in the process.
• The school play was a complete debacle and the kids forgot their lines and fell off the stage.
• The construction project was a complete debacle and the building collapsed before it was finished.
• The political campaign was a complete debacle and the candidate lost by a huge margin.
• The sports team's season was a complete debacle and they didn't win a single game all year.
• The new restaurant was a complete debacle and had to close down after just a few months.
• The war in Afghanistan has been a complete debacle and has cost the lives of thousands of soldiers and civilians.
• The financial crisis of 2008 was a complete debacle and led to a global recession.
• The healthcare rollout was a complete debacle and caused a lot of frustration and anger among the public.

Number of characters in Debacle

7 ( d, e, b, a, c, l, e )

Unique letters in Debacle

6 ( d, e, b, a, c, l )

Debacle Backwards

elcabed

Phonetic Transcription of Debacle

IPA (International): dʌˈbɑ:kʌl

ARA (American): dʌˈbɑkʌl

EPA (English): dʌˈbɑ:kʌl

DAH-BAA-KAH-L