undexterous

They interested him as social exercises which, however abrupt and undexterous now, were destined, with time and practice, to become the finesse of a woman of society, and to be accepted, even while they were still abrupt and undexterous, as touches of character.

Indian Summer William Dean Howells 1878

The only thing is that it is so hard for an undexterous person like myself to pry the pages apart so I was sitting there this morning taking a minute or so for each page.

Everyday Liturgy 2008