clumsiness 的定义
clum·si·er, clum·si·est.
- awkward in movement or action; without skill or grace: He is very clumsy and is always breaking things.
- awkwardly done or made; unwieldy; ill-contrived: He made a clumsy, embarrassed apology.
clumsiness 近义词
maladroitness
clumsiness 的近义词 4 个
- awkwardness
- ineptitude
- ungainliness
- heavy-handedness
更多clumsiness例句
- Robots have come a long way since our first clumsy forays into artificial movement many decades ago.
- Yet I run remarkably straight, moving more efficiently than I ever imagined possible with my clumsy body.
- Even the cloud-strewn blue of the Washington sky seemed keyed to the moment, and to this particular event, taking place in a spot where just two weeks ago a bunch of clumsy, if dangerous, insurrectionists took a run at democracy and failed.
- They found that the bat-like dinosaurs would have been clumsy gliders and probably went extinct because they couldn’t compete with the keen flying abilities of birds and early mammalian gliders.
- While this could make for neat puzzles, the result is instead a clumsy execution of trial-and-error.
- Yet another chapter in the "J. Law's Clumsiness is So Endearing" saga.
- Whatever Kerry lacks in clumsiness, he makes up for in spinelessness.
- Just a detail, perhaps, but it underlines the clumsiness of Romney's decision to come to Israel.
- On Reliable Sources Sunday, Terence Smith said that a recent Obama gaffe was “Romney-esque in its clumsiness.”
- To his other iniquities Black Sheep had now added a phenomenal clumsiness—was as unfit to trust in action as he was in word.
- Still more yellow than usual, Hemerlingue internally accused himself of clumsiness and imprudence.
- If he had not the air of a thoroughbred, he had none of the plebeian clumsiness of the cart-horse.
- And moreover, the ponderous clumsiness of the bull filled him with contempt.
- Her inexperience and the clumsiness of the boat baffled her.