Adjective(1) causing inconvenience,lacking grace or skill in manner or movement or performance,difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape,not elegant or graceful in expression,hard to deal with,not at ease socially,clumsy,inelegant,difficult to handle,embarrassing(2) causing inconvenience(3) lacking grace or skill in manner or movement or performance(4) difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape(5) not elegant or graceful in expression(6) hard to deal with(7) not at ease socially(8) clumsy(9) inelegant(10) difficult to handle(11) embarrassing
Adjective(1) causing inconvenience,lacking grace or skill in manner or movement or performance,difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape,not elegant or graceful in expression,hard to deal with,not at ease socially,clumsy,inelegant,difficult to handle,embarrassing(2) causing inconvenience(3) lacking grace or skill in manner or movement or performance(4) difficult to handle or manage especially because of shape(5) not elegant or graceful in expression(6) hard to deal with(7) not at ease socially(8) clumsy(9) inelegant(10) difficult to handle(11) embarrassing
(1) Unfortunately, this versatility has meant that the user controls are somewhat awkward and very difficult to master.(2) Chris was nearly eighteen and though he was tall, filled out with spiky black hair and handsome features, he still felt awkward , gawky, and ugly.(3) The resulting pieces at first look remarkably awkward and ungainly.(4) In addition, he frequently appears to be sidestepping awkward questions by the simple expedient of behaving as if you have asked something completely different.(5) If we are honest, those of us who have all of our abilities sometimes are uncomfortable or even awkward alongside those who are seriously disabled.(6) The members did this while crouching-on the floor in a very uncomfortable, awkward position.(7) I am old, cynical, bitter, twisted, awkward , difficult, fussy, and generally hard to please.(8) He seems to be an actor perfectly suited to kitchen sink dramas in an age when demand from that sort of awkward , angry character is declining.(9) They have the right to ask some awkward questions.(10) In all of them you see a hunched, awkward man, uncomfortable in his own body.(11) London's tone suggests they're put out, as though we're being deliberately awkward .(12) Their stance is one of unswerving resistance, but their films, while dealing with awkward topics, have never been demagogic.(13) It would ball up on his hoof, making it uncomfortable and awkward to walk.(14) Not for their use, mind you: a good soundtrack can make a movie better than its sum of train explosions, drug deals and awkward romances.(15) There were a few uneasy seconds of awkward silence, everyone looking at Christine with apprehension.(16) A relationship with one who is u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510not one of usu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb raises the risk that sooner or later a difficult and awkward conversation lies ahead.
