Meanings of as shambolic in English

The Tories are keen to portray Labour as shambolic and wasteful spendthrifts.

Instead, he has departed in circumstances which might best be described as shambolic.

Mr Healey described Aurora's pole testing programme as shambolic and said he was not surprised at the delay.

And the manner in which the airline has handled the story could most kindly be described as shambolic.

Juggling isolation capacity and arrivals National Party leader Todd Muller has again described the government's handling of border quarantine as shambolic.

But Nicola Sturgeon described consultation on the proposals as shambolic and said the Scottish government would come to its own decision soon.

Her talent was eclipsed over recent years by her battles with drugs and alcohol, and her last stage appearances had been derided as shambolic.

The party has painted its opponents as shambolic, racist and liars who are intent on taking Fiji back to dark days of the past.