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Meanings of so unwieldy in English

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Usage of so unwieldy in English
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A lot of steamers do not work and they're so unwieldy.
NY Magazine
2
The stitcher, cutter and other pieces were not so unwieldy to move and place.
The Blue Birds' Winter Nest
3
Then came Gluttony, so unwieldy that he could hardly move:-
Dreamthorp / A Book of Essays Written in the Country
4
It's so unwieldy I don't know anybody involved in it who is aware of everything that's happening.
The Irish Times
5
Raymond's terms, like 'male-to-constructed-female', were always so unwieldy that they disappeared even from the language of abuse.
The Guardian
6
Welton threw aboard his duffle-bag, and, with a dexterity marvellous in one apparently so unwieldy, stepped in astern.
The Rules of the Game
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Tall men, they are so unwieldy.
The gathering
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Ultimately, it's so unwieldy and strange-looking that you have to be either very confident or very asthmatic to use this.
The Guardian
9
Despotism could no longer govern so unwieldy a machine; a republic would be still less likely to hold it together.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 4
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But the difficulties of path-finding through an unbroken thicket had kept the men from cumbering themselves with weapons so unwieldy.
The Thrall of Leif the Lucky: A Story of Viking Days
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So unwieldy are these warriors, that they require to be assisted when mounting their steeds.
Great African Travellers: From Mungo Park to Livingstone and Sta...
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