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embarrassed

Definition for embarrassed

adjective as in in social difficulties

Strongest match

ashamed

adjective as in in financial difficulties

Strong matches

bankrupt, straitened

Weak matches

in debt, insolvent, poor

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Example Sentences

The Rams were embarrassed against the Dolphins and should be able to bounce back, though they aren’t blowing out anybody.

"If you're going to introduce something like this on a Sunday night in front of 20 million-plus people, you don't want your player to be embarrassed and, as a coach, you don't want to be embarrassed," he says.

From BBC

Grace said she felt self-conscious and embarrassed.

From BBC

Leigh, the mother of one a 12-year-old girl neurodivergent girl who felt "embarrassed" that she was forced to produce the lanyard when requested, has welcomed the reversal.

From BBC

And of course, Brett Baier is a totally partisan Republican who was embarrassed his network did accurate coverage during the last presidential election when they called Arizona, and he wanted them to retract the call.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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