What is "bumbledom"

Usage examples of "bumbledom".

I sensed his despairing pessimism, his conviction that the corruption, the inefficiency and bumbledom that pervaded the army and the court would land us like an overripe plum in the lap of Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany, whom he loathed more than any man on earth.

A stone-waller, a no-sayer, a cipher whose bumbledom was itself an act of cruelty.

For two years, until she realized that the wife of Nicholas Bude could be distant, or rude if necessary, Muriel had endured this dawdling social bumbledom of English country life.