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awkward

[awk-werd] / ˈɔk wərd /




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Now the late-night animation channel has a new offering: “Haha, You Clowns,” which is much in the same vein of saccharine sincerity mixed with awkward absurdity.

From Salon

And then the plane doesn’t crash and it’s awkward.

From Los Angeles Times

"She may see your cousin wearing it and this could provoke an awkward conversation."

From BBC

For two awkward weeks, Wiener started campaigning in earnest while Pelosi, de facto San Francisco royalty, readied her announcement.

From The Wall Street Journal

But, far from being awkward, he described the moment as feeling totally "natural", adding that "there was nothing else other than joy".

From BBC