Adjective:

అవాంఛనీయతను, రూపం లేని,

graceless's Usage Examples:

Film Bulletin opined that "mostly the gags have long since grown old gracelessly in the hallowed tradition of British music-hall and farce.

contains a broken sarcophagus and some bad fresco painting of peculiarly short and graceless proportions.

gracelessly" during her scenes and opined that Buxton had a tendency to "shrilly overplay" Annie.

The critic added the film is "gracelessly edited and over-stuffed with sub-plots – but the film"s saving grace.

com placed Old Snake third in their 2009 list of most gracelessly aging characters as it gave negative messages about aging.

The Cat Fanciers" Association profile reads: "When gracelessness is observed, the British Shorthair is duly embarrassed, quickly recovering.

It remains "gracelessly the same throughout", with "narrative details" being "plucked like unattached.

Call it—gracelessly but more accurately—a medium-sized, loosely linked network of conservative.

street and the skyline" saying that its "blunt mass" is made "all the more graceless" by its travertine curtain wall.

"Video: Fabio Fognini bows out gracelessly at Western " Southern Open", SI.

most of these concepts into a grand, larger than life look that seems graceless to some modern observers but was a popular building style at the time.

can"t, straddling the cinematic line for about 10 minutes before falling gracelessly into its own confused voice.

The West combined most of these concepts into a grand, larger than life look that seems graceless to some modern observers but was a popular building style at the time, a style that was introduced in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.

Synonyms:

awkward, ungraceful,

Antonyms:

polished, tactful, graceful,