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muddle along

verb

  1. intr, adverb to proceed in a disorganized way


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Example Sentences

As it is, it looks like Israel is set to continue to muddle along on its way to its own ruin.

For the most part, however, he gives every sign of trying to muddle along.

For years England managed to muddle along with Ireland by inviting nationalists out to dinner.

He would let England muddle along somehow till he made this alliance with the beautiful Missourienne.

I don't intend to muddle along making a pittance like a hand logger.

I would not be obliged to muddle along in the blind fashion of the last two days, feeling a frightful fool.

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