unwieldy
/ʌnˈwiːldi/
adjective
- Difficult to move, carry, or handle because of large size, awkward shape, or heavy weight.
- The knight's unwieldy armor made it hard to run.
- He struggled to lift the unwieldy box onto the shelf.
- The unwieldy sofa barely fit through the doorway.
- Too large, complex, or inefficient to be easily managed or used.
- The company's unwieldy system of rules slowed down every decision.
- The textbook was so unwieldy that students preferred the online version.
- The government's unwieldy bureaucracy frustrated citizens trying to get permits.
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