awkwardnessful
awkwardnessful adjective: full of awkwardness.
Adjective
awkwardnessful (comparative more awkwardnessful, superlative most awkwardnessful)
- Full of awkwardness.
- Divide the adjectives in English into two categories: those which are self-descriptive, such as “pentasyllabic”, “awkwardnessful”, and “recherché”, and those which are not, such as “edible”, “incomplete”, and “bisyllabic”.[1979, Douglas R. Hofstadter, Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid, Vintage Books, published 1980, →ISBN, pages 20–21
- Please have some consideration for non-natives' awkwardnessful sentences.1992 November 7, “The Democrats and Me”, in bit.listserv.words-l (Usenet)
Forms of awkwardnessful
| comparative | more awkwardnessful |
|---|---|
| superlative | most awkwardnessful |
Origin of awkwardnessful
From awkwardness + -ful, possibly coined as an example of a word that is self-descriptive.
Questions about awkwardnessful
- What does awkwardnessful mean?
- Awkwardnessful means full of awkwardness.
- What part of speech is awkwardnessful?
- Awkwardnessful is an adjective.
Words near awkwardnessful in the dictionary
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