The root of the word "awkward" comes from Middle English, where it originally meant "in the wrong direction."
The root word of awkward is "awk," which means "in the wrong direction" in Middle English. This evolved into "awkward" in the 16th century, describing something clumsy or lacking grace.
There is no prefix for awkwardly. The suffix of awkwardly is -ly.
Well, this is an awkward moment.She gave him an awkward stare.It was awkward sharing a bed with him.
i am awkward
awkwardso u spelled it wrong
This is an awkward question to answer.
"Awkward" is an adjective.
This is an awkward question to answer.
You spelled it right. Awkward is the correct spelling of awkward. Look it up in a dictionary.
I think it would be better written as "feeling kind of awkward" since "kind of" means slightly. You would say "feeling slightly awkward", not "slightly feeling awkward".
I can give you several sentences.He is very awkward in social situations.She made an awkward movement and dropped her books.That is an awkward place to be.The colt is still awkward, but it will grow to be graceful.
because you made it awkward