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unwieldy
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hefty
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leaden
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cumbersome
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unyielding
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wobbly
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rugged
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steadfast
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ponderous
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unfaltering
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unwavering
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tensile
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indestructible
ungainly
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hard to manage because of awkward form

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Carrying the unwieldy and ungainly furniture up the narrow staircase proved to be a challenging task for the movers.
The old, ungainly computer monitor took up a significant amount of desk space, making it difficult to work efficiently.

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gainly

Adjective

ungainly

Adjective

ungainliness

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ungainliness

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unwieldy
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Disapproving

difficult to move or control because of its large size, weight, or unsusal shape

wieldy

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gainly

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ungainly

Adjective

ungainliness

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ungainliness

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hefty
hefty
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Approving

substantial in size or weight

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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leaden
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Disapproving
Formal

(of mood, atmosphere, etc.) feeling heavy, slow, and overwhelming

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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cumbersome
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Disapproving

challenging to manage or move due to size, weight, or awkward shape

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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unyielding
unyielding
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Approving
Formal

inflexible or resistant to pressure

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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wobbly
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Disapproving
Informal

unstable and likely to shake or rock from side to side

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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tenuous
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very delicate or thin

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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rugged
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Approving

sturdily constructed and able to endure harsh treatment or challenging environments

delicate

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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steadfast
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firmly secured in one position and unable to move or change

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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ponderous
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Disapproving
Formal

displaying a sense of slowness or lack of agility due to real or perceived weight or massiveness

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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unfaltering
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Approving
Formal

displaying consistent determination or resolve in the face of challenges

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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unwavering
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Formal

remaining steady and consistent, without showing signs of doubt or hesitation

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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tensile
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prone to shaping, bending, or stretching

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gainly

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ungainly

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ungainliness

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ungainliness

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indestructible
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Approving
Formal

not capable of being destroyed easily

destructible

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gainly

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ungainly

Adjective

ungainliness

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ungainliness

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