Crossword-Solution: UNGAINLINESS
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Ungainliness | n. | The state or quality of being ungainly; awkwardness. |
We have 18 clues for the answer “UNGAINLINESS”
| Clue | Answers |
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| ineptness | 20 answers |
| gaucheness | 20 answers |
| clumsiness | 20 answers |
| lack of ability | 21 answers |
| Tactlessness | 21 answers |
| lack of skill | 22 answers |
| AWKWARDNESS | 23 answers |
| ineffectiveness | 25 answers |
| ineptitude | 25 answers |
| gaucherie | 30 answers |
| incompetence | 38 answers |
| callowness | 45 answers |
| inelegance | 46 answers |
| futility | 49 answers |
| Idiocy | 55 answers |
| inanity | 61 answers |
| silliness | 65 answers |
| Folly | 66 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
RTAEE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with UNGAINLINESS (5)
His appearance certainly WAS against him; but then, under the influence of his manner, one lost sight of much of its ungainliness, and of nearly all its vulgarity; and, on the whole, I felt convinced that report had done him grievous wrong, inasmuch as anybody, by an observance of the common courtesies of society, might easily avoid coming into personal collision with a gentleman so studiously polite as Fitzgerald.
Jack's squeaking voice was firm and manly, his pig's eyes flashed very fire, his gestures were so free and earnest, that the ungainliness of his figure was forgotten; and when he finished with a violent burst of tears, Frank, forgetting his wounds, sprang up and caught him by the hand.
The house of the McKinstrys rose, or rather stretched, itself before him, in all the lazy ungainliness of Southwestern architecture.
When we were all so handsome we could well afford to wear hoops or peg-top trousers, but now it is different, and the poor things must eke out their personal ungainliness with all the devices of the modiste and the tailor.
And yet his ungainliness did not seem to worry him in the least, while he appeared to take real pleasure in increasing his appearance of stupidity, solacing himself with the reflection that “he is not really a genius who seems to be one.” At the sight of the two detectives, whom he knew very well, his eyes sparkled with pleasure.