Meanings of made blunders in English

We're not the only people who have made blunders to-day, Green.

Perhaps he might, for he has made blunders as well as another man.

He made blunders in India as well as in America.

He made blunders, and her playing was out of heart.

I could not speak before, or I should have made blunders, and so would you.

But Chester was an old granny, who sometimes made blunders and had to back down.

But liberal and enlightened as was the general course of Walpole, he still made blunders, and showed occasional illiberality.

Oh, the difference between Elfride's condition of mind now, and when she purposely made blunders that Stephen Smith might win!

Some there were who danced like a fairy dream; others who made blunders and gave the wrong hand, and betrayed various awkwardnesses.

Blanche's creed was simple-peoplecommitted faults, made blunders, sinned, suffered; atoned the sin by the suffering, and should then be kissed and forgiven.

Jefferson Davis perhaps made blunders and mistakes, but I honestly believe that he ever did what he thought best for the good of his country.