Both "clumsily" and "awkwardly" describe a lack of grace or smoothness in action or movement.
"Clumsily" often emphasizes physical ineptness or lack of coordination, while "awkwardly" can refer to both physical clumsiness and socially uncomfortable situations.
An autobiography is a comprehensive account of the author's life, ... Learn more →
While both words convey high praise, "phenomenal" often implies something ... Learn more →
The word "massive" often emphasizes largeness and vastness, sometimes in ... Learn more →
"Explore" suggests investigation or examination in a broad or detailed ... Learn more →