Fiasco and Miss

Fiasco

Fiasco noun - Something that has failed.

Usage example: undaunted by his early fiascoes, he continued his experiments in rocketry

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Miss and fiasco are semantically related In some cases you can use "Miss" instead a noun "Fiasco".

Miss noun - Something that has failed.

Usage example: a television season with far fewer hits than misses

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Fiasco and miss are semantically related in failure topic. Sometimes you can use "Fiasco" instead a noun "Miss".

Nearby Words: missed, missing

complete	complete fiasco	complete miss
total	total fiasco	total miss
massive	massive fiasco	massive miss
big	big fiasco	big miss
Other adjectives: absolute, major.

In Little Miss Sunshine, after the fiasco at the eponymous beauty pageant, the family is told that the pageant will not press charges under the condition that Olive never enter another "Little Miss" pageant in the state of California, ever again.

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