unwieldyin a sentence
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I bumped into her while carrying the unwieldy package.unwieldy = difficult to move or manage
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In its current form, the device is too big and unwieldy for mass sales.
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The country has many unwieldy rules and regulations that must be navigated before you can start a business.
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She heaved her unwieldy figure out of her chair.
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My son's appetite is a bit unwieldy, isn't it? (source)unwieldy = difficult to manage
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They made conveyance of goods unwieldy. (source)unwieldy = difficult
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Again, Dudley appeared to grapple with thoughts too unwieldy for expression before mumbling, "You saved my life." (source)unwieldy = difficult to manage
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Meanwhile, Sir Huddlestone has hoisted himself unwieldily on the Nob: "Let's try Sowster's Spinney, Tom," says the Baronet, "Farmer Mangle tells me there are two foxes in it."† (source)unwieldily = with difficulty moving or managing
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The machine would turn into an unwieldy behemoth. (source)unwieldy = difficult to move or manage
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It had been a large unwieldy body. (source)
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The overloaded and unwieldy sled forged ahead, Buck and his mates struggling frantically under the rain of blows. (source)
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The camp stove was too unwieldy to carry.† (source)
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It was a boys' club, mainly because the early surfboards were heavy and unwieldy.† (source)
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DELPHI: Brooms—such unwieldy, unnecessary objects.† (source)
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Kate stumbled because of the unwieldy ladder.† (source)
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The Pacific is no place for rowers, especially when they are weak and blind, when their lifeboats are large and unwieldy, and when the wind is not cooperating.† (source)
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