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• r  without grace; rigidly

• Peterson was ungracefully let go last December, but the Administration's loss became investment banking's gain.
• For years, Prince Charles seemed to be aging ungracefully, since we automatically compared him with Princess Diana.
• Upon recognizing me, the group's dominant silverback swiftly braked to a stop three feet away, causing the four males behind him, momentarily and ungracefully, to pile up on top of .

• ungraciously
• gracelessly
• woodenly

• graciously
• gracefully

News & Articles

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• What we learned about Twitter from its IPO filing
  It’s the most important social media initial public offering since Facebook entered the market – rather ungracefully – in mid-2012: Twitter stocks are going public.
  Oct. 4, 2013 - Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News