1. comparative form of clumsy; more awkward in movement or handling things
Usage: comparative form
2. comparative form of clumsy; more lacking in skill or ability
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• She felt clumsier than usual after breaking her wrist.
• The new employee was even clumsier with the equipment than I expected.
• His handwriting became clumsier as he grew tired.
• The robot’s movements were clumsier than those of its predecessor.
• After the accident, he was clumsier on his feet.
• The first draft was much clumsier in its phrasing.