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cringeworthy

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[ krinj-wur-thee ]

adjective

  1. causing a reaction or feeling of embarrassment, awkwardness, or discomfort:

    They exchanged glances at the show’s cringeworthy attempts at humor.



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Other 51³Ô¹Ï Forms

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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of cringeworthy1

First recorded in 1975–80; cringe ( def ) + -worthy ( def )
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Example Sentences

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After all, if it weren't for government-funded research, Musk would be an anonymous failson living off his daddy's money, instead of a billionaire competing with Kanye West for the title of the world's most cringeworthy celebrity.

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Musk couldn't even get through the speech without a cringeworthy thumbs-up.

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Alongside flattering documentary portraits of such figures as Nancy Pelosi, Stacey Abrams and Adam Kinzinger, or furious late-night segments from John Oliver, Seth Meyers and more, the films and TV series created by these production pacts slipped mostly unnoticed into the modern content mill, as ephemeral, and, at times, as cringeworthy as Texts from Hillary, “Joe-bi Wan Kenobi†or tote bags emblazoned with “Notorious R.B.G.â€

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More than two decades after “Bridget Jones’ Diary†introduced Renée Zellweger’s saucy, salty book publicist to the filmgoing masses, I recently had occasion to rewatch the 2001 film on a plane, half expecting a cringeworthy collection of dated jokes and dodgy fashions.

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The musical has become such a staple in the pantheon of pop culture that a movie version could turn a lucrative Hollywood no-brainer into a cringeworthy laughingstock if the source material wasn’t handled with the care that diehard fans expect.

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