Collocations for awkward - adj.
1. difficult
ADVERB
extremely,
fairly,
very,
etc.
She asked some rather awkward questions.
She asked some rather awkward questions.
incredibly,
terribly
a little, slightly, etc.
a little, slightly, etc.
2. not relaxed
VERBS
be,
feel,
look,
sound
He always sounded awkward on the phone.
He always sounded awkward on the phone.
become
make sb
He was embarrassed, which made him awkward.
make sb
He was embarrassed, which made him awkward.
ADVERB
extremely,
fairly,
very,
etc.
a little, slightly, etc.
painfully
As a teenager he was painfully awkward in company.
a little, slightly, etc.
painfully
As a teenager he was painfully awkward in company.
socially
I was the most socially awkward person you could imagine.
I was the most socially awkward person you could imagine.
PREPOSITION
about
They felt awkward about having to leave so soon.
They felt awkward about having to leave so soon.
with
She is awkward with people she doesn't know.
She is awkward with people she doesn't know.
Awkward is used with these nouns:
adolescent, angle, conversation, corner, gait, gap, moment, pause, position, question, shape, silence, situation, teenager, transition
adolescent, angle, conversation, corner, gait, gap, moment, pause, position, question, shape, silence, situation, teenager, transition