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Pronunciation:
[ ɪnˈɛlɪɡənt], [ ɪnˈɛlɪɡənt], [ ɪ_n_ˈɛ_l_ɪ_ɡ_ə_n_t]
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Similar words for inelegant:
- all (adjective)
- clumsy (adjective)
- clumsy, crude (adjective)
- coarse (adjective)
- crass (adjective)
- crude (adjective)
- discourteous (adjective)
- gauche (adjective)
- graceless (adjective)
- gross (adjective)
- inelegant (adjective)
- low (adjective)
- oafish (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- raw (adjective)
- risque (adjective)
- rough (adjective)
- rude (adjective)
- rustic (adjective)
- tacky (adjective)
- tasteless (adjective)
- ugly (adjective)
- uncouth (adjective)
- unfashionable (adjective)
- ungraceful (adjective)
- ungracious (adjective)
- unpolished (adjective)
- unrefined (adjective)
- unseemly (adjective)
- vulgar (adjective)
- wooden (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
Synonyms for Inelegant:
adj.
• all (adjective) • clumsy (adjective)- un-gainlier,
- ham handed,
- un-coordinated,
- most ham handed,
- more blundering,
- most lubberly,
- un handier,
- un-gainliest,
- more undexterous,
- un-easiest,
- in-experienced,
- in expert,
- un-ablest,
- in-expert,
- lumpish,
- splayest,
- heavyhanded,
- un-tactful,
- un easy,
- most hamhanded,
- most ham-handed,
- stumbling,
- more lubberly,
- most clownish,
- un-talented,
- un-handier,
- hamhanded,
- un tactful,
- heavy handed,
- more hamhanded,
- most stumbling,
- un handiest,
- un-adept,
- un gainlier,
- un wieldiest,
- ill shaped,
- un-easy,
- un-abler,
- un abler,
- un coordinated,
- un adept,
- un-skillful,
- un easier,
- more ill shaped,
- in experienced,
- more blunderous,
- un-wieldier,
- most unadept,
- more ill-shaped,
- unhandiest,
- un easiest,
- most untalented,
- helpless,
- un dexterous,
- un-easier,
- un handy,
- un gainliest,
- splayer,
- illshaped,
- un wieldy,
- more untalented,
- ham-handed,
- un-wieldiest,
- more illshaped,
- most butterfingered,
- un talented,
- most undexterous,
- un wieldier,
- un-gainly,
- un-wieldy,
- in-competent,
- in competent,
- un-handy,
- most illshaped,
- un ablest,
- more stumbling,
- un gainly,
- uneasy,
- more ham handed,
- most blunderous,
- ponderous,
- most blundering,
- most ill-shaped,
- un-dexterous,
- unhandier,
- more ham-handed,
- most ill shaped,
- more butterfingered,
- more clownish,
- more gawkish,
- un-handiest,
- in elegant,
- in-elegant,
- un skillful,
- most gawkish,
- more unadept.
- lowdown dirty,
- gruff,
- most lowbred,
- foul mouthed,
- philistine,
- in delicate,
- impure,
- more vulgarian,
- more brutish,
- most roughneck,
- off color,
- most foul-mouthed,
- lowdown and dirty,
- most vulgarian,
- more foul mouthed,
- more lowbred,
- in culter,
- incultest,
- un-cultured,
- un civil,
- un-cultivated,
- most brutish,
- in cultest,
- more foul-mouthed,
- in-cultest,
- more roughneck,
- in-cult,
- un cultured,
- vulgarian,
- in cult,
- most foul mouthed,
- un cultivated,
- inculter,
- un-civil,
- offcolor,
- in-delicate,
- in-culter.
- most illbred,
- more loud mouthed,
- most loud mouthed,
- most ill-bred,
- in decent,
- more barnyard,
- more cloddish,
- grodiest,
- ill bred,
- more ill-bred,
- grodier,
- in-sensible,
- un-enlightened,
- in-decent,
- more ill bred,
- more illbred,
- most loud-mouthed,
- most ill bred,
- indecent,
- un enlightened,
- in sensible,
- more loud-mouthed,
- most barnyard,
- most cloddish,
- loud mouthed.
- in felicitous,
- in-felicitous,
- un fortunate,
- clunkiest,
- un mannered,
- in-decorous,
- in decorous,
- un-fortunate,
- clunkier,
- un-mannered.
- sexual,
- un sophisticated,
- most swinish,
- un feeling,
- more undiscriminating,
- loudmouthed,
- un discriminating,
- un-discriminating,
- more swinish,
- in gutter,
- most undiscriminating,
- low minded,
- lowminded.
- maladroit,
- unseemly,
- rough,
- clumsy,
- swinish,
- ill-shaped,
- low,
- out of line,
- Disgracious,
- Out of keeping,
- ill-bred,
- raw,
- cloddish,
- coarse,
- unceremonious,
- down-at-heel,
- Clodhopping,
- agrestic,
- graceless,
- amoral,
- off-base,
- gawkish,
- unstylish,
- tasteless,
- undiscriminating,
- unadept,
- tacky,
- Unhandy,
- unhewn,
- crude,
- clownish,
- splay,
- out of place,
- rustic,
- clunky,
- Unconversant,
- Troglodytic,
- lowbrow,
- foul-mouthed,
- loud-mouthed,
- lowbred,
- wooden,
- untalented,
- unfashionable,
- inartistic,
- in the gutter,
- uncouth,
- ungraceful,
- brutish,
- lubberly,
- illbred,
- Incult,
- unrefined,
- roughly made,
- butterfingered,
- out of date,
- broken down,
- grody,
- blunderous,
- undexterous,
- in poor taste,
- down at heel,
- rude,
- Ungenteel,
- all thumbs,
- crass,
- two left feet,
- out-of-line,
- gauche.
- more off base,
- in-discreet,
- more off-base,
- most out-of-line,
- most off base,
- xrated,
- offbase,
- most out of line,
- more out-of-line,
- more amoral,
- most off-base,
- most offbase,
- more offbase,
- most amoral,
- more out of line,
- x rated,
- in discreet.
- un-pleasant,
- bearish,
- dis courteous,
- un pleasant,
- most bearish,
- more bearish,
- un tutored,
- un mannerly,
- un juster,
- most untutored,
- dis-courteous,
- untutored,
- un-juster,
- un justest,
- un-tutored,
- un-mannerly,
- more untutored,
- un just,
- un-justest,
- un-just.
- un-conversant,
- Rudimental,
- in artistic,
- roughhewn,
- more unhewn,
- more unfashioned,
- unprocessed,
- un finished,
- un-hewn,
- most inartistic,
- un processed,
- most unfashioned,
- un-civilized,
- more roughhewn,
- un hewn,
- un-fashioned,
- more inartistic,
- more unconversant,
- in-artistic,
- un civilized,
- un fashioned,
- un-processed,
- un-finished,
- most unhewn,
- most roughhewn,
- most unconversant,
- Unfashioned,
- un conversant.
- more down at heel,
- un-kempter,
- un-suitable,
- un tidy,
- un stylish,
- un kempt,
- un-tidiest,
- un-kempt,
- un kemptest,
- un tidiest,
- un-kemptest,
- un kempter,
- un suitable,
- most down-at-heel,
- un-tidy,
- more down-at-heel,
- un-tidier,
- most down at heel,
- more unstylish,
- un-stylish,
- un tidier,
- most unstylish,
- brokendown.
- unpleasant,
- displeasing,
- repulsive,
- abhorrent,
- unaesthetic,
- disfigured,
- unpleasing,
- repugnant,
- shapeless,
- undesirable,
- grotesque,
- Ill-looking,
- odious,
- disagreeable,
- repellent.
- dis gracious,
- un-genteel,
- un couth,
- un-couth,
- most ungenteel,
- uncalledfor,
- un gentlemanly,
- un-gentlemanly,
- most disgracious,
- dis-gracious,
- un genteel,
- more disgracious,
- more ungenteel.
- most agrestic,
- Inurbane,
- in urbane,
- more inurbane,
- un-polished,
- un polished,
- in-urbane,
- most inurbane,
- more agrestic.
- un-godly,
- un godly,
- in-apter,
- in-appropriate,
- un-befitting,
- un seemly,
- dis creditable,
- un seemlier,
- dis-creditable,
- un godlier,
- un seemliest,
- un aptest,
- in apter,
- more ruffian,
- un godliest,
- un-godlier,
- un befitting,
- un-seemly,
- in appropriate,
- un-seemlier,
- un-godliest,
- un apter,
- un-apter,
- un-seemliest,
- most ruffian,
- out keeping,
- un-aptest,
- out place,
- in correct.
- salty,
- glaring,
- sleazy,
- barnyard,
- garish,
- outlandish,
- homespun,
- sordid,
- base,
- ignoble,
- broad,
- scandalous,
- brazen,
- idiomatic,
- shameless,
- animal,
- common,
- offensive,
- ignominious,
- obscene,
- revolting,
- in bad taste,
- degraded,
- cockney,
- coarse-grained,
- colloquial,
- cheap,
- gaudy,
- barbaric,
- rank,
- depraved,
- profane.
n.
-
•
- style.
- mousy,
- plain,
- fussy,
- stiff,
- blot,
- piggy,
- stolid,
- putrid,
- eyesore,
- hideous,
- twee,
- reptilian,
- horsey,
- let,
- photograph,
- FUGLY,
- unappealing,
- hatchet-faced,
- pretty-pretty,
- loud,
- look,
- dag,
- face,
- unglamorous,
- ugly duckling,
- awkward,
- gaunt,
- minger,
- desolate,
- icky,
- chintzy,
- clash,
- Minging,
- plug-ugly,
- blowsy,
- unflattering,
- excrescence,
- godforsaken,
- ugly,
- monstrosity,
- pretty,
- unlovely,
- unbecoming,
- florid,
- mutton,
- ghoulish,
- fright,
- unsightly,
- uninviting,
- dowdy,
- hideously,
- vulgar,
- glum,
- unattractive,
- bleak,
- oil painting,
- Charmless,
- homely.
Other synonyms:
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- poor.
How to use "Inelegant" in context?
The word "inelegant" can be used to describe someone or something who is not polite or who displays themselves in a way that is not fitting for their situation. It can also be used to describe something that is not properly designed or fashioned. In general, people tend to be more polite than to be judgmental, so it can be hard to say anything trulynegative about someone or something without sounding too blunt or rude. That said, there are some things that can be considered to be veryinnelegant, and they can definitely spoil an otherwise nicely designed or fashioned object or person.
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