😳embarrass

verb
/ɪmˈbærəs/

Meaning

to cause someone to feel awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed

Example Sentences

His rude comment really embarrassed her in front of everyone.

Example Expressions

embarrass oneself

Synonyms

humiliate, shame, discomfort, mortify, disconcert

Antonyms

encourage, comfort, flatter

Collocations

feel embarrassed, deeply embarrassed, embarrass someone

More Example Sentences

We were embarrassed to ask for help.

They were embarrassed to arrive late.

She was embarrassed to forget the name.

He was embarrassed to admit the mistake.

She is too embarrassed to ask a question.

We were embarrassed to correct the senior.

They were embarrassed to take photos in public.

She is embarrassed to speak in front of strangers.

They were late for the ceremony and felt embarrassed.

He is slow to admit mistakes whenever he feels embarrassed.

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