clumpy

IPA/ˈklʌmpi/
KK[klˈʌmpi]IPA/ˈklʌmpi/

clumpy — adjective

  • clumpypositive
  • clumpiercomparative
  • clumpiestsuperlative

1. used to describe something that is large and solid, often in a way that feels aw

1.形容詞C1
釋義

used to describe something that is large and solid, often in a way that feels awkward or uncomfortable to wear, carry, or move

例句

Emre's new hiking boots were so clumpy that he could barely walk up the stairs.

collocation: clumpy + footwear (boots)

Anong tried to fit her clumpy winter coat into the suitcase, but it took up all the space.

同義詞
  • chunky

    more neutral or even positive; chunky can mean pleasantly solid, while clumpy suggests awkwardness

  • bulky

    focuses on size and difficulty of handling; less about thickness or heaviness

  • lumpy

    describes an uneven surface rather than overall size; emphasises shape irregularity

反義詞
  • lightweight

    refers to something easy to carry or move, the opposite of heavy and solid

  • sleek

    describes something smooth, slim, and elegant, the opposite of awkwardly thick