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cringe

[krinj] / krɪndʒ /


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At worst, it’s the biggest work of well-meaning celebrity cringe since Gal Gadot’s “Imagine” video.

From New York Times

After rising to fame with songs about her awkward, unpopular teen years, she now embraces cringe and earnestness.

From Washington Post

Warren defends the decision, describing it as a perfect opportunity to promote Paul-Fury to a global audience, while Frampton calls it "a bit cringe".

From BBC

Former federal prosecutor Michael Stern said he "cringed" at the report.

From Salon

The second season of “Love Is Blind,” Netflix’s dating binge-fest, spent much of its 10 episodes developing an emotional connection to cringe.

From Los Angeles Times