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unskillfully

  • a word derived from unskillful.
    unskillful
    adjective
    not skillful; clumsy or bungling.

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I had been trying my hand at oil painting, and as we talked, I dabbed bits of paint, unskillfully, on the canvas as Rebecca watched.

From Seattle Times ● Feb. 8, 2017

He was said to have brought suit against his New York attorneys for "recklessly, negligently, unskillfully" conducting his defense.

From Time Magazine Archive

"The U.S. hand was repeatedly tipped and unskillfully played," said the commission.

From Time Magazine Archive

After inspecting Nanking, military experts opined that unskillfully constructed dugouts which collapsed of themselves had killed about as many Chinese as any one squadron of Japanese bombers.

From Time Magazine Archive

We have shown elsewhere the successive manoeuvres by which this was effected, and how vigorously but unskillfully Calhoun struggled to avert his fate.

From Famous Americans of Recent Times by James Parton