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"lousy at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's ability or skill at something in a negative or disparaging manner. Example: She was always lousy at math, struggling to understand even the most basic concepts.
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I'm lousy at watercolor.
"I'm lousy at it".
Felt lousy at breakfast.
He was lousy at sports, too.
Computers are still lousy at programming computers.
I mean, I'm lousy at that kind of analysis.
"In school I was completely lousy at everything," he said.
But they typically are lousy at conducting electricity.
She's good at dialogue and lousy at narrative.
The bad news: Human beings are lousy at identifying deceptive reviews.
"The Bayi team sure is lousy at basketball and should try some other sport — like boxing".
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