unelegant (Meaning)
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unelegant (a.)
Inelegant.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unelegant
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unelegant Sentence Examples
- The politician's unelegant demeanor alienated many voters.
- The dress was stylish but also unelegant, making it unsuitable for a formal occasion.
- The athlete's jump was powerful but unelegant, lacking the grace of a seasoned performer.
- The painting displayed vivid colors but an unelegant composition, resulting in a chaotic and unfocused artwork.
- The speech was persuasive and well-argued, yet its unelegant delivery undermined its impact.
- The building's exterior was imposing but unelegant, resembling a concrete fortress rather than an architectural masterpiece.
- The scientist's theory was groundbreaking but unelegantly presented, making it difficult for others to comprehend.
- The dance performance was energetic and technically skilled, but its unelegant choreography made it unenjoyable to watch.
- The furniture in the room was expensive but unelegant, giving it a cluttered and unattractive appearance.
- The software's functionality was exceptional, but its unelegant user interface made it difficult to navigate and use efficiently.
FAQs About the word unelegant
Inelegant.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's unelegant demeanor alienated many voters.
The dress was stylish but also unelegant, making it unsuitable for a formal occasion.
The athlete's jump was powerful but unelegant, lacking the grace of a seasoned performer.
The painting displayed vivid colors but an unelegant composition, resulting in a chaotic and unfocused artwork.
