Phrases with «whole debacle»

The phrase "whole debacle" refers to a situation or event that has been a complete mess or failure. It signifies something that has gone wrong, creating confusion, chaos, or embarrassment. Full definition

Sentences with «whole debacle»

  • In the cover story, Cook says he feels like the whole debacle over accessing data stored on an iPhone used by a terrorist has been a «bad dream.» (fortune.com)
  • At no point throughout this whole debacle have I ever mentioned the girl's name. (entrepreneur.com)
  • Customers hate being lied to or left in the dark — which is another huge takeaway from this whole debacle. (entrepreneur.com)
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