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chunkily

  • a word derived from chunky.
    chunky
    adjective
    thick or stout; stocky.

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In Game 5, Delle Donne moved chunkily in the paint and did not possess the graceful rhythm of the league’s first 50-40-90 player, but she still scored 21 points on 8-for-16 shooting.

From Washington Post Oct. 11, 2019

And what makes it extra chunkily lovely is that Frozen In Time is such a British book and shares so much of its British spirit with Blue Peter.

From BBC Mar. 3, 2010

Jane, chunkily healthful, insufferably precocious, tries to smuggle a chimpanzee into Manhattan, demurs at singing and dancing lessons, straightens out another puppy love life.

From Time Magazine Archive

American graphics have colonized the wardrobes of the world with the chunkily rendered names of New York boroughs, and the logos of baseball teams and colleges.

From Time Magazine Archive

The best horse stands from fourteen hands to fourteen two, and is chunkily built.

From Camp and Trail by Stewart Edward White