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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

Mr Matthews said he now felt "embarrassed" that he trusted Ms Allen-Wyatt due to her status as a footballer.

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In a statement read to the court, the victim said he had been "embarrassed" in front of his classmates.

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The officer went to the control room of Buckingham Palace, where he admitted that he had dropped the magazine, explaining that he had felt "stupid, ashamed and embarrassed" since the incident.

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Police believe there is underreporting of the crime because victims are too scared or embarrassed to come forward.

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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.

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

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