clunkier
/ˈklʌŋkiər/
adjective
- More awkward, heavy, or clumsy in design or movement; less smooth or graceful.
- Her clunkier dance moves stood out next to the professional performers.
- The old computer was much clunkier than the new tablet.
- This clunkier version of the app takes longer to load and is harder to navigate.
- More solid, heavy, or bulky in appearance or feel, often in a way that seems less refined.
- The clunkier furniture from the 1970s didn't fit the modern, minimalist room.
- She chose a clunkier watch with a thick leather band for everyday wear.
- He preferred the clunkier, more durable boots for hiking in rocky terrain.
- More awkward or less elegant in wording, sound, or style.
- The translation sounded clunkier than the original, losing the poem's flow.
- The first draft of the essay was clunkier, with long, confusing sentences.
- His clunkier jokes didn't get as many laughs as the comedian's smooth delivery.
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