Definitions and Examples of clumsy, awkward, stocky
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Lacking coordination or dexterity; prone to accidents or mistakes.
Example
He was so clumsy that he tripped over his own feet and spilled his drink.
Lacking grace or ease in movement or social situations.
Example
She felt awkward at the party because she didn't know anyone there.
Having a thick, sturdy build; often used to describe people or animals.
Example
The wrestler had a stocky build that made him hard to take down.
Key Differences: clumsy vs awkward vs stocky
- 1Clumsy refers to a lack of coordination or dexterity, while awkward describes a lack of grace or ease in movement or social situations.
- 2Stocky describes a physical build that is thick and sturdy, while gracile describes a build that is slender and elegant.
Effective Usage of clumsy, awkward, stocky
- 1Physical Descriptions: Use these antonyms to describe physical attributes of people or animals.
- 2Social Situations: Use awkward to describe uncomfortable social situations.
- 3Coordination: Use clumsy to describe a lack of coordination or dexterity.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of gracile are clumsy, awkward, and stocky. These words describe physical attributes that are opposite to the elegance and finesse conveyed by gracile. Use these words to describe physical attributes, social situations, and coordination.
