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ambisinistrous

/ˌæm.bɪ.sɪˈnɪs.tɹəs/

ambisinistrous adjective: clumsy, ambilevous.

Adjective

ambisinistrous (comparative more ambisinistrous, superlative most ambisinistrous)

  1. clumsy, ambilevous
    Synonyms:
    having two left feet

Synonyms of ambisinistrous

  • having two left feet

Antonyms

Forms of ambisinistrous

comparativemore ambisinistrous
superlativemost ambisinistrous

Origin of ambisinistrous

From ambi- + sinister (“left”) + -ous.

Questions about ambisinistrous

What does ambisinistrous mean?
Ambisinistrous means clumsy, ambilevous.
What part of speech is ambisinistrous?
Ambisinistrous is an adjective.
How do you pronounce ambisinistrous?
Ambisinistrous is pronounced /ˌæm.bɪ.sɪˈnɪs.tɹəs/.

Words near ambisinistrous in the dictionary

  1. ambisexualities
  2. ambisexuality
  3. ambisexually
  4. ambisexuals
  5. ambisinister
  6. ambisinistrous
  7. ambisonic
  8. ambisonics
  9. ambispective
  10. ambispectively
  11. ambisyllabic

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