shambolism
shambolism noun: a shambolic situation.
Noun
shambolism (uncountable)
- A shambolic situation.
- Poor appointments, early resignations — James McGrath, Tim Parker, Ray Lewis, a general air of shambolism.2009 September 3, Will Woodward, “Tolerating Boris”, in Guardian
Origin of shambolism
From shambolic + -ism.
Questions about shambolism
- What does shambolism mean?
- Shambolism means a shambolic situation.
- What part of speech is shambolism?
- Shambolism is a noun.
Words near shambolism in the dictionary
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