Comparative and Superlative Degree of Clumsy
Comparative degree of clumsy is clumsier and Superlative degree of clumsy is clumsiest. Here is the comparative and superlative degree for clumsy.
| Adjective | Comparative | Superlative |
| Clumsy | clumsier | clumsiest |
Examples Using Positive Degree of clumsy:
- She is clumsy and often drops things.
- The clumsy waiter spilled water on the table.
- His clumsy handwriting is hard to read.
- The clumsy child tripped over her shoelaces.
- He made a clumsy attempt to juggle the balls.
- The clumsy painter accidentally knocked over the paint can.
- She has a clumsy habit of knocking over her coffee cup.
- The clumsy mechanic dropped a wrench on the floor.
- He is known for his clumsy dance moves at parties.
- The clumsy puppy bumped into the furniture while playing.
Example Using Comparative Degree of clumsy:
- She is clumsier than her sister when it comes to cooking.
- The new employee is clumsier than the experienced ones.
- His handwriting is clumsier than mine.
- The clumsier driver caused the accident by not following the rules.
- He made a clumsier attempt to fix the broken vase.
- The clumsier painter accidentally smeared paint on the wall.
- She has a clumsier habit of dropping her phone.
- The clumsier mechanic took longer to fix the car.
- He is known for his clumsier dance moves compared to others.
- The clumsier puppy often bumps into things while running.
Example Using Superlative Degree of clumsy:
- She is the clumsiest person I know.
- The new intern is the clumsiest employee in the office.
- His handwriting is the clumsiest I’ve ever seen.
- The clumsiest driver on the road caused a major traffic jam.
- He made the clumsiest attempt to catch the ball.
- The clumsiest painter accidentally spilled paint all over the floor.
- She has the clumsiest habit of knocking over her drink.
- The clumsiest mechanic always breaks something while repairing.
- He is known for his clumsiest dance moves at the dance competition.
- The clumsiest puppy constantly trips over its own paws.
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