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unmechanical

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un·me·chan·i·cal  (nm-kn-kl)
adj.
Lacking ability or skill in the use of machinery and tools.
unme·chani·cal·ly adv.
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Adj.1.unmechanical - (of a person) lacking mechanical skills
nonmechanical
maladroit - not adroit; "a maladroit movement of his hand caused the car to swerve"; "a maladroit translation"; "maladroit propaganda"
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unmechanical
adj person → technisch unbegabt
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The moment he appeared at the kitchen door with the candle in his hand, a faint whimpering began in the chimney-corner, and a brown- and-tan-coloured bitch, of that wise-looking breed with short legs and long body, known to an unmechanical generation as turnspits, came creeping along the floor, wagging her tail, and hesitating at every other step, as if her affections were painfully divided between the hamper in the chimney-corner and the master, whom she could not leave without a greeting.
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