Personality - Senseless or Awkward

Explore English idioms that relate to being senseless of awkward with examples like "have two left feet" and "the odd one out".

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Personality

completely unaware of what is happening in one's surroundings

Ex: She missed the deadline because she was completely out to lunch , unaware of the approaching due date .

a person who is perceived as being absent-minded or out of touch with reality

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to move clumsily and awkwardly, particularly when one dances

Ex: The awkward teenager , with his ungainly movements , seemed to confirm the notion that he had two left feet .

to act in a very clumsy or awkward manner

Ex: John 's attempt at juggling proved that he was all thumbs , as he dropped the balls within seconds of starting .

a person or thing that does not fit the current situation or position they are in

Ex: The traditional restaurant struggled to attract the younger crowd , feeling like a square peg in a round hole in the trendy neighborhood .

someone or something that is different from other people or things of its kind

Ex: At the formal event , the casual attire of one attendee made them the odd one out among the elegantly dressed crowd .

to behave or think in a way that is completely detached from reality or out of touch with norms of the society

Ex: With his unorthodox political views and eccentric lifestyle , Max was like someone who was on another planet , defying societal norms at every turn .