Unbequemer

Unbequemer is a German adjective that translates to uncomfortable, awkward, or inconvenient in English. It describes a state of being that is not physically or socially at ease, or a situation that presents difficulties or challenges.

Physically, unbequemer can refer to clothing that fits poorly, a piece of furniture that is not designed for comfort, or a position that is strained and difficult to maintain. For example, "dieser Stuhl ist unbequemer als erwartet" means "this chair is more uncomfortable than expected."

Socially, unbequemer can describe a conversation that is tense, embarrassing, or contains sensitive topics. It can also refer to an atmosphere or situation that feels strained or awkward. For instance, "eine unbequeme Wahrheit" translates to "an uncomfortable truth," implying something that is difficult to accept or acknowledge. An "unbequemes Treffen" would be an awkward or unpleasant meeting.

In a broader sense, unbequemer can also denote something that is inconvenient or problematic, hindering progress or causing annoyance. A "unbequemer Weg" might be a difficult or circuitous route. The word carries a negative connotation, indicating a lack of ease, comfort, or smoothness.