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unwieldiness

/ʌnˈwiːl.di.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui est difficile à manipuler, à gérer ou à contrôler en raison de sa complexité, de son encombrement ou de sa forme incommode.

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noun

/ʌnˈwiːl.di.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité de ce qui est difficile à manipuler, à gérer ou à contrôler en raison de sa complexité, de son encombrement ou de sa forme incommode.

A noun referring to the quality of being difficult to handle, manage, or control due to complexity, bulk, or awkward shape.

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  1. Difficulty in handling due to complexityC1formal

    The quality of being hard to manage, direct, or control because of being complicated or intricate.

    frcaractère difficile à manier

    • The unwieldiness of the new software made it unpopular among users.
    • The unwieldiness of the bureaucratic system frustrated everyone.
    • He complained about the unwieldiness of the legal process.

    Synonymesawkwardnessburdensomenesscumbersomenessintractability

    Antonymeshandinessmanageabilitysimplicity

  2. Difficulty in carrying due to size or shapeC1formal

    The state of being awkward to carry or move because of being large, heavy, or oddly shaped.

    frDifficulté à porter ou déplacer en raison de la taille ou de la forme

    • The unwieldiness of the old furniture made it hard to move upstairs.
    • The unwieldiness of the large box caused him to drop it.
    • She struggled with the unwieldiness of the heavy suitcase.

    Synonymesawkwardnessbulkinessclumsinesscumbersomenessmassivenessponderousness

    Antonymesmanageabilityportability

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