Pronunciation: /ʌnˈhoʊli mɛs/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 The kitchen was an unholy mess after the party.
A2 She tried to clean up the unholy mess in her room before her parents came home.
B1 The project was left in an unholy mess due to poor planning and lack of communication.
B2 The company's financial records were in an unholy mess, requiring a thorough audit to sort out.
C1 The political situation in the country was described as an unholy mess by international observers.
C2 The aftermath of the natural disaster left the city in an unholy mess, requiring extensive cleanup and reconstruction efforts.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The room was an unholy mess with clothes scattered everywhere.
A2 The kitchen was in an unholy mess after the party.
B1 The project was left in an unholy mess due to miscommunication.
B2 The company's financial records were an unholy mess, requiring a complete overhaul.
C1 The government's handling of the crisis resulted in an unholy mess of bureaucracy and inefficiency.
C2 The legal case was an unholy mess of contradictory evidence and unreliable witnesses.
formal The aftermath of the hurricane left behind an unholy mess that will take months to clean up.
informal My room is an unholy mess right now, I really need to tidy up.
slang The party last night was wild, the place was an unholy mess in the morning.
figurative The corruption scandal created an unholy mess in the government's reputation.
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