Awkwardness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AWKWARDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being awkward
• the quality of being awkward
• unskillfulness resulting from a lack of training
• the quality of an embarrassing situation
• the carriage of someone whose movements and posture are ungainly or inelegant
• the inelegance of someone stiff and unrelaxed (as by embarrassment)
• trouble in carrying or managing caused by bulk or shape
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• perverse

Words related to AWKWARDNESS

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Words that contain AWKWARDNESS

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How to use AWKWARDNESS in a sentence

• In a few minutes, however, his awkwardness was removed, and they took their seats at the table.
• When our higher faculties are in activity, we are domesticated, and awkwardness and discomfort give place to natural and agreeable movements.
• Besides, he is painfully conscious of personal awkwardness in the common affairs of life, and unfitness for the practical management of business.
• Evers as shyness and awkwardness in the ordinary youth one meets.
• It was as if he wanted to remove the least feeling of awkwardness this unusual situation might possibly cause me to feel.
• That slight awkwardness! He never got over it, and it was delicious.
• But he was ashamed of his stupid silence, and irritated by the awkwardness of the situation.
• Perhaps this eccentric old gentleman was a good fellow, after all, anxious to do me a good turn, and his awkwardness was nothing but a natural delicacy in breaking the ice.
• The Italians are also singularly free from that intense self-consciousness which runs in our English blood, and is the root of shyness, awkwardness, and affectation.
• He was of middle stature, built strongly, but so clumsily as to border on deformity, and to give all his motions the ungainly awkwardness of a left-legged and left-handed man.
• Her bigness, her awkwardness, troubled Jill excessively.
• Yet in those little variations lies all the great secret that divides grace from awkwardness.
• There is a great awkwardness in the communications.
• Really, you ought to stick me good and hard for my awkwardness.
• His awkwardness, even, went out of body and arm and fingers, with the initial note.
• Everybody appeared in a changed point of view, and was feeling its awkwardness.
• It seemed as though Marzio felt the awkwardness of the situation and was exerting himself to make conversation.
• At one time he condemned a blacksmith to hard labor for awkwardness.
• Every foreigner who has observed it will confess the awkwardness he felt in making proper reply upon the occasion.
• I did this, it must be acknowledged, with great awkwardness, turning in my toes, and often tumbling backwards in a clumsy and ludicrous way.
• Dick, to relieve the awkwardness of the situation, strolled over to a window and stood looking out.
• I was vexed at an awkwardness the reason of which I could not find.
• She lay back in her chair, laughing at his awkwardness, or starting up when china clashed.
• The man dropped down again with a slowness and awkwardness that would have seemed ridiculous if it had not been so sad.
• I received his compliment with a conscious awkwardness.
• They now stood in the principal dancing-hall, where several couples, who had already taken the floor, were revolving with various degrees of awkwardness.
• Anything that is done easily is generally done gracefully, but when one works at a disadvantage awkwardness is always the result.

Similar words containing AWKWARDNES without suffix s

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