Pronunciation: /ˈdʌmpstər ˈfaɪər/
noun a fire that occurs in a dumpster, often used metaphorically to describe a chaotic or disastrous situation
A1 The party was a dumpster fire.
A2 The project turned into a dumpster fire due to poor planning.
B1 The company's financial situation was described as a dumpster fire by analysts.
B2 The political debate turned into a dumpster fire with both candidates resorting to personal attacks.
C1 The team's performance this season has been a dumpster fire, with multiple losses and internal conflicts.
C2 The merger negotiations between the two companies quickly turned into a dumpster fire with accusations of fraud and misconduct.
formal The management team considered the project a dumpster fire due to the numerous setbacks and failures.
informal The party last night was a total dumpster fire - nothing went according to plan.
slang My ex's new relationship is a dumpster fire waiting to happen.
figurative The political situation in the country is a dumpster fire right now, with scandals and corruption at every turn.
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