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clumsy

[kluhm-zee] / ˈklʌm zi /


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It has apologised for what it described as "errors" and "clumsy language".

From BBC

Irian followed, scrambling up scree fast, but rendered clumsy by the newness of her boots.

From Literature

Murphy's firm, one of the most prominent lobbyists of the Labour government, has apologised for what it described as "errors" and "clumsy language".

From BBC

Her up-close vision isn’t good, even under the best of circumstances, and it doesn’t help that the cold presses through the glass, making our fingers numb and clumsy.

From Literature

Akira steered Sue away from the fire, and they fell into the slow, clumsy rhythm of a three-legged race.

From Literature