lumpish
adjective
resembling a lump.
lumpishly
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a word derived from
lumpish.
Example Sentences
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The bulk of “The Rise of Skywalker” involves characters in closeup expelling greeting-card-like slogans with vehemence and dour conviction, punctuated by lumpishly unchoreographed biff-bash-and-blam fight scenes.
From The New Yorker ● Dec. 19, 2019
Instead of soaring 200 miles out over the Atlantic as it was supposed to do, the Redstone roared a few inches into the air and then settled lumpishly back onto its launching pad.
From Time Magazine Archive
While Section 605 has sat lumpishly on the books, serving mainly to bar wiretap evidence in federal courts, wiretapping has flourished.
From Time Magazine Archive
As the Soviet, Robert Prosky has most of the more poetic speeches, but he looks lumpishly like Khrushchev and erupts in rage just often enough to arouse an onlooker's caution.
From Time Magazine Archive
His body sagged lumpishly to the roll of the ship.
From Atlantic Narratives Modern Short Stories by Elizabeth Ashe
