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clumsiness

[kluhm-zee-nis] / ˈklʌm zi nɪs /


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A child's personality and behavior may change, and clumsiness or stumbling develops between the ages of five and ten.

From Science Daily

Marc said: "They would say, 'How's the mum now?'. It's surrogate not mum. I think it's more clumsiness than anything else or lack of knowledge."

From BBC

There may have been no malice in his clash, but clumsiness carries a high price in modern rugby and avoiding paying is a skill in itself.

From BBC

There were few of the omissions and misjudgements, little of the clumsiness and misdirection, that plague “Extremely Online.”

From Los Angeles Times

You can find more creativity when you know the territory than when you explore with clumsiness and with no coordinator.

From Los Angeles Times