hobblesome

Example:The hobblesome movement of the injured leg caused great discomfort.

Definition:Any type of relocation from one position, location, or posture to another.

Example:She wore a hobblesome cloak that seemed to weigh her down.

Definition:A loose outer garment, usually sleeveless, that is thrown over other clothing – often for protection, concealment, or decoration.

Example:His hobblesome ability made it difficult for the team to advance.

Definition:The quality of being able to do something successfully or skilfully.

Example:The hobblesome load of wood made the journey back home arduous.

Definition:The weight carried by or supported by a person or thing.

Example:Their strategy was too hobblesome to succeed in the competitive market.

Definition:A clever or resourceful means to an end, especially in gaining or obtaining something.

Example:The hobblesome action only served to expose their lack of preparation.

Definition:A performance or sequence of events that expresses an idea, emotion, or belief.

Example:The hobblesome process delayed the project and caused confusion among team members.

Definition:A series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end.

Example:Their method of communication was hobblesome and not as efficient as expected.

Definition:A particular procedure or set of procedures used in a particular activity or subject.

Example:The hobblesome craftsmanship of the old table was a testament to the skill of the craftsman.

Definition:The skill and art of manual work; skill in using one's hands to create or repair something.

Example:Their approach to the problem was hobblesome and not very effective.

Definition:A way of considering, investigating, or dealing with something.