ungainly in Irish
ungainly in Irish is ainnis, anásta — ungainly means awkward and without grace.
ungainly in Irish
ainnis
Clumsy; lacking grace.
anásta
Clumsy; lacking grace.
What does "ungainly" mean?
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adj Awkward and without grace.
"Photographs of the Fowler Moguls had always given me the impression of an ungainly design: the sight of them more then confirmed it."
- adj Hard to move or handle; cumbersome.
- adj Not appropriate, or bringing no benefit.
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ungainly in a sentence
- Photographs of the Fowler Moguls had always given me the impression of an ungainly design: the sight of them more then confirmed it.
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What is "ungainly" in Irish?
"ungainly" in Irish is ainnis, anásta. ungainly means: Awkward and without grace.
Are there other ways to say "ungainly" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "ungainly": ainnis, anásta.
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