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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a cumbersome hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hand that is awkward, clumsy, or difficult to manage, often in the context of performing tasks or actions.
Example: "He struggled to write neatly, often feeling that he had a cumbersome hand that hindered his progress."
Alternatives: "an awkward hand" or "a clumsy hand".
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Early in the trip, Spotz broke the cable that allowed her to steer with her foot as she rowed, forcing her to use a cumbersome hand steering system.
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Ruth has cumbersome hands, a wart and a clumsy disposition; she has awkward children who don't respect her, and animals that eat butter and vomit over her carpets.
Seeking to rid timepieces of those cumbersome hands and pesky numbers, Biegert & Funk, a German design company, has conceived an analog table clock that makes bold pronouncements about the passage of time.
With the addition of a glove for my right (or foil) hand and a cumbersome mask, I resembled a short-order cook doubling as a chess piece.
An $800 investment gets you a cumbersome headset, a pair of hand controllers, and the chance to look down and see a torso that is not the same gender or color as yours. .
An $800 investment gets you a cumbersome headset, a pair of hand controllers, and the chance to look down and see a torso that is not the same gender or color as yours.
To compensate for the absence of color film, he used a cumbersome, and therefore rare, method of hand-tinting.
The possibility of fraud has always been a worry in a cumbersome electoral process where votes are tallied by hand.
It is a cumbersome, complicated system where money does illegally change hands, including backhanders to the much derided state inspectors.
On the other hand there can be worries of a cumbersome rehabilitation process.
On the other hand, casting of several gels in parallel is a cumbersome task but is often an essential situation.
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