embarrassment
embaraço
definition
noun
I turned red with embarrassment
a feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness.
translation of 'embarrassment'
noun
embaraço,
empecilho,
perturbação,
estorvo,
constrangimento,
dificuldade
example
he was an 'embarrassment' who was safely left ignored
his temporary financial 'embarrassment'
Boys, to Nina's shame and 'embarrassment' , were a constant preoccupation.
Horror, shock, 'embarrassment' , confusion and sadness all swept across at the same time.
I felt a lot of shame, 'embarrassment' and humiliation, I lived with all that for years.
They boast of getting ‘wrecked’ at weekends as a matter of pride rather than shame or 'embarrassment' .
The 'embarrassment' and shame it brings on the family means people are keeping quiet and women are being cocooned in their homes.
Today I have no pride, no faith, only 'embarrassment' , anger, and frustration.
This is a highly readable and strangely affecting comedy of 'embarrassment' , resentment, grief and love.
his temporary financial 'embarrassment'
He looks around and is consumed by acute 'embarrassment' , even shame, at what he sees.
Along with 'embarrassment' and guilt, shame is one of the emotions that motivate moral behaviour.
her extreme views might be an 'embarrassment' to the movement
It evoked feelings of nostalgia, 'embarrassment' and wonder at how I was thinking then.
This to me sounds like some gay people feel shame or 'embarrassment' in having a partner of the same sex.
It will be profound, a mixture of 'embarrassment' , shame and a huge feeling of emptiness.
Feelings of expectation, 'embarrassment' , distress and emotional harm vary according to the individual.
he was an 'embarrassment' who was safely left ignored
A lot of women still feel 'embarrassment' and shame about their own desires.
As the addiction can be accompanied by feelings of shame and 'embarrassment' , sufferers often find it difficult to seek help.
Pauline said today she feared that 'embarrassment' and shame could be stopping Christine and Nicholas from contacting her.
I put down my music, eyes pricking and throat closing up with anxiety, rage, confusion and 'embarrassment' .
The actions of the fans were disrespectful, and they have brought shame and 'embarrassment' on their club, and on this country.
I turned red with 'embarrassment'
her extreme views might be an 'embarrassment' to the movement
Compulsions are obvious to an observer and can cause considerable shame and 'embarrassment' .
He cannot say he was unprepared for York council's financial 'embarrassment' .
I turned red with 'embarrassment'
I wondered how much of this self-conscious 'embarrassment' was induced by a few days in the surroundings of Oxford.
Now, less prone to the pervasive 'embarrassments' of adolescence, her emotional appreciation of the book is simply a memory.
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