Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Gauche"

A: gauche is like a person that's uncomfortable or awkward towards other people

A: That guy just covered his gourmet meal in ketchup. How gauche.

A: This word is not used often. Here is an example
Their good manners always make me feel gauche.

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There are a couple of things we need to say about Gauche - first of all, most people in America don't know what this word means. It is not as popular as literature makes it seem. Secondly, the real meaning of gauche is more like uncool or awkward - weird is something else. I would never use these two words interchangeably. Weird is talking about the strange, bizarre, the unusual. Gauche is about style and conventional things.

A: Good word!

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Yes, I use it. Not often, and it is definitely an educated form of speech, but it is used and educated people will understand it.

Naive or awkward are more common alternatives.

A: Note that the word is originally French.