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Meanings of unmanageable in anglès
Hard to control.
Difficult to use or handle or manage because of size or weight or shape.
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Examples for "unwieldy"
Examples for "unwieldy"
1
Its 19-member board looked unwieldy and reluctant to challenge management, investors said.
2
But not too simple: That's a market the unwieldy throw-bots have cornered.
3
German supervisory boards, which usually have 20 members, tend to be unwieldy.
4
It made them into a unit for her, however unwieldy and unreliable.
5
Each entry listed the planet under its unwieldy and foreign-sounding new name.
Usage of unmanageable in anglès
1
The propeller gathered in the net and it rendered her practically unmanageable.
2
Amplified increasingly by climate change, those stresses threaten soon to become unmanageable.
3
The company had faced unmanageable debt maturities over the next two years.
4
Servants and subordinate agents in England are quite unmanageable in these respects.
5
The more products Blackboard added or acquired, the more unmanageable it became.
6
A volume of smoke almost blinded him; his horse became wholly unmanageable.
7
A controversy in regard to it rapidly grew into almost unmanageable proportions.
8
In 1698 prosperity and security had made men querulous, fastidious and unmanageable.
9
These great giants would be wholly unmanageable in our school at present.
10
I think the motorman simply found the hansom unmanageable, for some reason.
11
This costume of yours will be unmanageable on account of the wind.
12
But this would be an appliance hard to manufacture and extremely unmanageable.
13
The leather folds are stiff, but not unmanageable; the keys are discolored.
14
These excrescences caught whatever breeze was blowing, and made the craft unmanageable.
15
It had neither rudder nor masts, so that it was quite unmanageable.
16
These awkward rehearsals made the illusion seem even more mysterious and unmanageable.
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Unmanageable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common