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Meanings of awkwardness in English
Spanish
torpeza Unskillfulness resulting from a lack of training.
Spanish
torpeza Catalan
incomoditat Spanish
molestia Usage of awkwardness in English
1
There was an awkwardness building; we were struggling to find common ground.
2
One of my colleagues was commenting on the awkwardness of this situation.
3
The duke was the first to relieve the awkwardness of the moment.
4
In movement and speech she was brisk to the point of awkwardness.
5
That was the major reason I avoided you myself, to avoid awkwardness.
6
He was aware of the social awkwardness her lack of furniture caused.
7
She was the first to recover from the awkwardness of the moment.
8
Today, no one did, and so a lot of awkwardness was avoided.
9
It takes a winning kind of confidence to play awkwardness so well.
10
And, somehow, all the awkwardness of the meeting between the two vanished.
11
He supposed it was his natural awkwardness that made him feel so.
12
Mirren still relished the experience of meeting the royals, despite the awkwardness.
13
The racket and confusion, shouts, profanity and general awkwardness were something tremendous.
14
At one time he condemned a blacksmith to hard labor for awkwardness.
15
Ryan, for a split second, looks into the camera out of awkwardness.
16
Any attempt to describe myself would end in awkwardness, confusion and contradiction.
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Translations for awkwardness
Awkwardness through the time
Awkwardness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common