clumsiness
[ kluhm-zee-nis ]
/ ˈklʌm zi nɪs /
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noun
awkwardness or lack of skill or grace in movement or action: In spite of their large size and reputed clumsiness, bears are fleet-footed.
the fact or quality of being awkwardly done or made, or of being poorly contrived, difficult to use, etc.: The story wasn't bad, but had moments of clumsiness.Despite the winning concept of a phone combined with a gaming console, this version was doomed by the clumsiness of its design.
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Words nearby clumsiness
clueless, Cluj, Cluj-Napoca, clumber spaniel, clump, clumsiness, clumsy, clung, Cluniac, clunk, clunker
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