ungracefully

Arabella, who was sitting at work, rose on beholding a stranger—a little confused—but by no means ungracefully so.

It was a Stuart trait, and sat not ungracefully upon him; and he now costumed himself with more than ordinary care.

Well, Waddles may have his faults, but losing ungracefully is not one of them.

He couldnt dance ungracefully if he tried and the little dark thing had a soul for rhythm.

"I thought I should find Aunt Loo here," he said, rather guiltily, for falsehood sat ungracefully upon him.