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big mistakes
/bɪɡ mɪˈsteɪks/
Definition
1
Significant errors or blunders that lead to substantial negative consequences.
2
Major misjudgments or poor decisions with lasting repercussions, often in hindsight.
Examples
Buying a yacht during a recession was one of his big mistakes, now it's just a floating paperweight.
Ghosting your therapist after one session? Classic big mistake in the self-improvement Olympics.
Teaching your cat to fetch the remote resulted in big mistakes like endless loops of cat videos.
Assuming pineapple belongs on pizza started wars and big mistakes in family dinner history.