embarrassed

US /ɪmˈbærəst/

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UK /ɪmˈbærəst/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause someone to feel ashamed

I was so embarrassed by that person's remark

adj.AdjectiveAshamed

I was embarrassed when I forgot the words on the song

v.t.Transitive VerbFeeling awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed.

She felt embarrassed when she realized she had lipstick on her teeth.

adj.AdjectiveShowing signs of embarrassment.

He gave an embarrassed smile after tripping.

adj.AdjectiveCausing or characterized by embarrassment.

It was an embarrassed silence after the awkward comment.

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"Blushing", if you blush then you go all red because you are embarrassed. "He looked like
"Blushing", if you blush then you go all red because you are embarrassed. "He looked like

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When we are embarrassed, ashamed or shy, we blush.
When we are embarrassed, ashamed or shy, we blush.

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Am I embarrassed?
Am I embarrassed?
I felt so embarrassed! I felt embarrassed when I spilled tomato sauce down my dress on a date!
I felt so embarrassed! I felt embarrassed when I spilled tomato sauce down my dress on a date!

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embarrassed when saying their own ‘foreign’ sounding names, even at schools with predominantly
embarrassed when saying their own ‘foreign’ sounding names, even at schools with predominantly

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who was not embarrassed to walk up in front of you with his flapping shoes
who was not embarrassed to walk up in front of you with his flapping shoes

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Instead of seeming unconfident and nervous and embarrassed
Instead of seeming unconfident and nervous and embarrassed

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