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Muddle along phrasal verb
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Meaning: Continue without a clear aim or plan
(Intransitive | British English)
» Example: If you're ambitious, you cannot MUDDLE ALONG.
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Meaning: Continue without a clear aim or plan
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Muddle through phrasal verb
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Meaning: Do or achieve something without knowing what is required or having a plan
(Intransitive | International English)
» Example: We didn't know what to expect and just MUDDLED THROUGH.
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Meaning: Do or achieve something without knowing what is required or having a plan
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Muddle up phrasal verb
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Meaning: Take things that are ordered or sequenced and mess them up
(Separable [optional] | British English)
» Example: My cleaner MUDDLED UP my books and I can't find anything. -
Meaning: Mistake a person or thing for someone or something else because they look similar
(Separable [obligatory] | British English)
» Example: I MUDDLE her and her sister UP.
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Meaning: Take things that are ordered or sequenced and mess them up