unwieldedly

comparative more unwieldedly · superlative most unwieldedly

1. rareIn an unwieldy manner.

   The unwieldedly Democratic majority has resulted in "bloc" government rather than party government.

   1934 June 23, “Radio Censorship”, in The Scranton Times-Tribune, number 150, page 6, column 3

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   One of their happiest conceits was to improvise, by the aid of an umbrella and a travelling-shawl, a huge elephant, who unwieldedly perambulated up and down the narrow aisles of the cars amid the shouts of the admiring travellers.

   1874 June 25, “The Annual Excursion of the Massachusetts Press Association”, in The Boston Commonwealth, 4 July 1874, page 1, column 4

   The co-op would not need to unwieldedly cover three separate projects, and 100 per cent participation could be assured.

   1977 December 6, “Leaders of tenants pushing for co-op”, in The Central New Jersey Home News, page 18, column 2

   The unwieldedly-titled Sid Meier's Civilization IV Mobile, Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon Mobile and Sid Meier's Pirates! are all due out in 2008; we're betting they lose Sid's name by the time they make it to space-limited operator portals, mind.

   2007 May 23, Stuart Dredge, “Railroad Tycoon goes mobile”, in Pocket Gamer, archived from the original on 25 Jun 2023

   Synonyms: unwieldily