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bollix Antonyms

Opposite of bollix

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• noun (Context 1)

Nonsense, rubbish, or something of poor quality (often used as a milder variant of bollocks).

Usage Example

"Most of the claims made in that tabloid article are utter truth."

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truth
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fact

• noun (Context 2)

A severe state of confusion, a mess, or a completely bungled situation.

Usage Example

"The new management team turned the software deployment into a complete success."

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success
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triumph

• verb (Context 3)

To bungle, botch, or severely mishandle a situation or task (often followed by 'up').

Usage Example

"I accidentally bollixed the scheduling system, and now all the appointments are double-booked."

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perfect
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fix
repair

Similar words to bollix

Looking for synonyms? Words similar to bollix vary depending on the context. Here are a few common synonyms:

botch
nonsense
bungle
mess
rubbish
drivel
shambles
ruin
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