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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in awkwardness" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a state or condition characterized by awkwardness in various contexts, such as social situations or physical movements. Example: "She stood there in awkwardness, unsure of how to respond to the unexpected compliment."
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The incident ended in awkwardness all round, but Asa says that he soon forgot about it.
"I truly believe in awkwardness as a new naturalism," Mr. Gold said.
His Q&A with Michael Hann at the Curzon Soho is a masterclass in awkwardness.
Audiences loved Hepburn best in roles like this, part swan and part odd duck, where her patrician quiverings were framed in awkwardness and aspiration.
But it is fair to say the entire room had been engulfed in awkwardness and when Ashworth stopped talking there was another tumbleweed moment.
"Or do you think you're just, like, kinda average really?" There ensues a silence that is above-average in awkwardness as she glares at me.
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And Gopnik says, "It may be that nowadays in order to move us, abstract pictures need, if not humor, then at least some admission of their own absurdity, expressed in genuine awkwardness or in an authentic disorder".
We feel it, too, in the awkwardness of Marley's rapport with his children: eleven in all, by seven women.
In VO, relative clauses have some constraints, as shown in the awkwardness resulting from the co-referential constraints between the pronoun and 'country'country
We huddled in confused awkwardness for a moment as a few people threw out ideas in different directions.
She seems to me very English in her awkwardness.
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