awkward

Feeling uncomfortable or lacking skill when interacting with certain people or things.

Feeling uncomfortable or hesitant about doing something.

Used to intensify the meaning of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

Used to lessen the intensity of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

Used to lessen the intensity of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

Used to intensify the meaning of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

Specifically referring to discomfort or lack of skill in social situations.

Used to strongly intensify the meaning of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

Used to strongly intensify the meaning of 'awkward', whether referring to a difficult situation or social discomfort.

To feel or appear extremely and unpleasantly socially uncomfortable.

To cause a general situation to become difficult or socially uncomfortable.

To describe a situation or question as difficult or problematic.

To describe a person as feeling embarrassed, not relaxed or socially uncomfortable.

To feel embarrassed, not relaxed or socially uncomfortable.

To cause a situation to become difficult or problematic.

To cause someone to feel not relaxed or socially uncomfortable.

To appear embarrassed, not relaxed or socially uncomfortable.

To seem difficult or problematic.

To sound embarrassed, not relaxed or socially uncomfortable when speaking.

To appear difficult or problematic.

To start being in a state of social discomfort.