adjective awkward or clumsy in movement or shape
Refers to clothing or accessories that are awkwardly designed or unflattering in appearance
Used to describe an athlete's movements or techniques that are awkward or inefficient, affecting their performance negatively
Describes artwork or sculptures that are awkwardly proportioned or lack balance and elegance
Describes movements that are uncoordinated or lacking in fluidity, often used in critiques of performances
Refers to movements or actions that are awkward, clumsy, or lacking in grace, often used to describe a person's physical abilities or coordination
In writing, 'ungainly' may be used to describe awkward or clumsy descriptions, characters, or plot developments that disrupt the flow of a story.
Psychologists may use the term 'ungainly' to describe behaviors or movements that are awkward or lacking in coordination, such as in the context of motor skills development or physical therapy.
Architects may use 'ungainly' to describe buildings or structures that appear awkward or unbalanced in design, affecting both aesthetics and functionality.
Athletic trainers may use 'ungainly' to describe movements or techniques in sports that are awkward or inefficient, leading to decreased performance or increased risk of injury.