complete mess

Frequency: 8.225.5 per million words

to emphasize that a situation is entirely disorganized or problematic

messADJECTIVE + mess

Categories:

complete

Examples (10)

  • I got myself into a complete mess.
  • The project turned into a complete mess after several changes.
  • Her room was a complete mess before she started tidying up.
  • Without proper planning, the event became a complete mess.
  • The old filing system was a complete mess and needed to be reorganized.
  • His financial situation became a complete mess after he lost his job.
  • The kitchen was left in a complete mess after the party.
  • Trying to fix it without instructions just made it a complete mess.
  • The government's handling of the crisis was a complete mess.
  • The argument escalated and left their relationship in a complete mess.