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inelegantly
Variant of inelegant
inelegant
definition
in·el·egant (in el′ə gənt)
adjective
not elegant; lacking refinement, good taste, grace, etc.; coarse; crude
Etymology: Fr inélégant < L inelegans
Related Forms:
- inelegantly in·el′·egant·ly adverb
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