1. plural of gracelessness; the quality or state of lacking grace, elegance, or refinement in movement, manner, or appearance
Usage: countable and uncountable uses; typically used in plural to denote multiple instances or manifestations of lacking grace
2. plural of gracelessness; the quality of being impolite, discourteous, or lacking in social grace
Usage: often used to describe rude or inconsiderate behavior

Examples

• The dancer's gracelessnesses were evident in every stumbling step across the stage.
• His gracelessnesses in conversation made others uncomfortable at the dinner party.
• The athlete worked hard to overcome the gracelessnesses of her early technique.
• Their gracelessnesses during the ceremony reflected a lack of rehearsal.
• She apologized for the gracelessnesses of her remarks, which had offended several guests.
• The film highlighted the gracelessnesses of the protagonist's social interactions.
• Despite his wealth, his gracelessnesses in manner kept him from being accepted by high society.