aukward in a sentence

Definition

Awkward: characterized by a lack of social grace or ease, often resulting in discomfort or embarrassment in social situations.

The conversation turned awkward when nobody knew how to respond to the unexpected question.
She felt awkward standing alone at the party while everyone else mingled.
His attempt at humor fell flat, leaving an awkward silence in the room.
I always find it awkward when I accidentally bump into someone I know but can’t remember their name.
The awkward moment between them lingered, filled with unspoken words and glances.
It was awkward to see my ex with someone new right after our breakup.
He made an awkward gesture to signal the waiter, drawing attention from other diners.
The presentation was going well until an awkward technical glitch interrupted.
She tried to break the awkward tension by making a light-hearted joke.
Walking in on them during an awkward embrace was not how I expected to start my day.