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awkwardness

/ˈɔː.kwəd.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser torpe, incómodo o falto de gracia, ya sea en los movimientos físicos, en situaciones sociales o al manejar objetos.

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noun

/ˈɔː.kwəd.nəs/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad o estado de ser torpe, incómodo o falto de gracia, ya sea en los movimientos físicos, en situaciones sociales o al manejar objetos.

A noun describing the quality or state of being clumsy, embarrassing, or lacking grace in movement, social situations, or handling of objects.

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  1. Lack of skillB2formal

    A state of being unskillful or clumsy due to insufficient training or practice.

    estorpeza

    • His awkwardness with the tools was obvious to everyone.
    • The dancer's awkwardness faded after months of practice.
    • She felt a sense of awkwardness when trying to assemble the furniture.

    Sinónimosclumsinessfumblinggracelessnessineptitudeineptnessmaladroitnessungainliness

    Antónimosadeptnessadroitnesscompetencedexterityexpertisefacilityproficiencyskill

  2. Embarrassing situationB1informal

    The quality of a situation that causes discomfort or embarrassment.

    essituación embarazosa

    • The silence after his comment created an awkwardness in the room.
    • There was a palpable awkwardness when they met again.
    • She tried to laugh off the awkwardness of the moment.

    Sinónimosdelicacydiscomfiturediscomfortembarrassmentunease

    Antónimoscomforteasegracepoisesmoothness

  3. Ungainly movementB2formal

    The way someone moves when their posture or actions are clumsy and inelegant.

    esTorpeza de movimiento

    • His awkwardness on the dance floor was endearing.
    • The teenager's awkwardness was typical of his age.
    • She moved with an awkwardness that suggested she was nervous.

    Sinónimosclumsinessgracelessnessinelegancemaladroitnessungainliness

    Antónimosadroitnessagilitydexterityelegancefluiditygracegracefulnesspoise

  4. Stiffness from embarrassmentB2formal

    A lack of grace or relaxation in one's demeanor, often caused by embarrassment.

    esIncomodidad por vergüenza

    • His awkwardness during the interview made him seem less confident.
    • She spoke with an awkwardness that betrayed her nervousness.
    • The awkwardness of the introduction was hard to ignore.

    Sinónimosclumsinessdiscomfortembarrassmentgauchenessself-consciousnessstiffnessunease

    Antónimoscomposureconfidenceeasegracepoise

  5. Difficulty due to shapeB2formal

    Trouble in carrying or managing something because of its bulk or awkward shape.

    esDificultad por la forma

    • The awkwardness of the large box made it hard to carry.
    • He complained about the awkwardness of the furniture during the move.
    • The awkwardness of the package caused delays in shipping.

    Sinónimosbulkinessclumsinesscumbersomenessunwieldiness

    Antónimosconveniencehandinessmanageability

Formas
  • awkwardnesses plural form
  • awkwardnesses' possessive plural form
  • awkwardness's possessive singular form
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