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  • ...ment); the carriage of someone whose movements and posture are ungainly or inelegant; the quality of an embarrassing situation; unskillfulness resulting from
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  • * It is generally considered inelegant or clumsy. ...pt of the kludge has permeated popular culture, often used to describe any inelegant solution to a problem, whether in technology, everyday life, or bureaucrati
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  • '''Syn.''': [[awkward]], [[inelegant]], see [[lawless and refractory]].
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  • ...oorish]], [[ill-bred]], [[clownish]], [[unfashionable]], [[unpolished]], [[inelegant]], [[plebeian]].
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  • ...insipid]], [[unrelishing]], [[unsavory]], [[unpalatable]], [[nauseous]], [[inelegant]], [[tasteless]], [[unrefined]], [[vapid]].
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  • ...lished]], [[polished]], [[refined]], [[handsome]].<br>'''antonym(s)''': [[inelegant]], [[deformed]], [[unsymmetrical]], [[ill-proportioned]], [[ungraceful]], [
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  • ...[chaste]], [[augustan]].<br>'''antonym(s)''': [[corrupt]], [[debased]], [[inelegant]], [[harsh]], [[barbarous]], [[unclassical]], [[uncouth]]. ...ent]], [[becoming]].<br>'''antonym(s)''': [[unseemly]], [[ungraceful]], [[inelegant]], [[unshapely]].
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  • * '''[[Inelegant]], see [[elegance]].
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  • ...[shapeless]], [[unfashioned]], [[artless]], [[unpolished]], [[uncouth]], [[inelegant]], [[rustic]], [[coarse]], [[vulgar]], [[clownish]], [[raw]], [[unskilful]]
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