muddle through
1 of 1verb/ˈmʌdl̩ θru/
Forms:muddles through,muddling through,muddled through,muddled through
1
to manage a situation in a satisfactory manner, even in the absence of proper knowledge, planning, or resources
- Despite the lack of a comprehensive plan, they were able to muddle through the complex project successfully.
- Sometimes, you just have to muddle through challenges without overthinking every step.
- The team often muddles through unexpected obstacles by relying on their problem-solving skills.
- Though they lacked experience in camping, they were able to muddle through the trip by improvising and relying on each other.
- Individuals often muddle through unexpected tasks by relying on their instincts and adaptability.