unwieldiness

/ n'wi:ldinis/
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unwieldiness

The movers struggled with the unwieldiness of the big piano.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The quality of being difficult to handle, manage, or operate because of large size, heavy weight, or awkward shape: This refers to the physical property of an object that makes it cumbersome.
    • The quality of being difficult to control, direct, or manage because of complexity, inefficiency, or lack of flexibility: This refers to an abstract property of systems, processes, or organizations that makes them inefficient and slow.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Physical Object):

    • The unwieldiness of the antique wardrobe made it hard to move through the narrow doorway.
    • Engineers tried to reduce the unwieldiness of the early mobile phones.
  • Noun (Abstract System):

    • The unwieldiness of the approval process causes significant delays for new projects.
    • Managers discussed strategies to cut through the unwieldiness of the corporate hierarchy.
Advanced Usage
  • "the unwieldiness of": A common phrase used to introduce the specific thing that is cumbersome or inefficient.
    • The report criticized the unwieldiness of the current tax code.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unwieldy (adj): Difficult to handle, manage, or use because of size, weight, shape, or complexity.
    • The package was too unwieldy for one person to carry.
    • The company's unwieldy structure hindered innovation.
Synonyms
  • Cumbersomeness: The state of being large, heavy, or awkward to handle or use.
  • Bulkiness: The quality of taking up much space, typically in an inconvenient way.
  • Awkwardness: The quality of being difficult to use or handle; lacking grace or ease.
  • Clumsiness: The quality of being awkward in movement or in handling things.
  • Inefficiency: The state of not achieving maximum productivity; wasting resources (for the abstract sense).
unwieldiness

The movers struggled with the unwieldiness of the big piano.

Noun
  1. trouble in carrying or managing caused by bulk or shape
    • the movers cursed the unwieldiness of the big piano
  2. the quality of being difficult to direct or control by reason of complexity
    • avoiding the unwieldiness of formal legal processes
    • the onset of unwieldiness and bureaucracy in large organizations

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