Embarrassing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMBARRASSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMBARRASS, to discomfit
• cause (someone) to feel awkward, self-conscious, or ashamed
• be caused financial difficulties
• hamper or impede (a person or action)
• make difficult or intricate; complicate
ADJECTIVE:
• hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment
• causing to feel shame or chagrin or vexation
• discomfiting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to place in doubt, perplexity, or difficulties; to involve in financial difficulties; to cause to experience a state of self-conscious distress

Words related to EMBARRASSING

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Words that contain EMBARRASSING

embarrassingly22 unembarrassing19 disembarrassing21

How to use EMBARRASSING in a sentence

• The consequences of such an indiscretion would have been in various ways embarrassing.
• The situation of the patriot lords was at this crisis peculiarly embarrassing.
• That is why this illness of his is so embarrassing to us.
• Benumbed, bewildered, and unable to see beyond a few yards, this embarrassing duty was not easily performed.
• But the story-teller delights to represent Buso as tricked, fooled, brought into embarrassing situations.
• It is most embarrassing to lose their help, at such a critical time.
• At first my charming companions evinced the most embarrassing gratitude for what I had done, but I earnestly begged of them never even to mention the word to me.
• On the contrary, I find myself in a delicate and embarrassing situation.
• It is very embarrassing, then, to approach a man so deeply in trouble as yourself.
• Willis, a man of kindly nature and humane sympathies, in an embarrassing situation.
• I confess that it is embarrassing that she does not want to go, but it is more embarrassing that she ever went away.
• I know no government which would be so embarrassing in war as ours.
• As I was hungry, I pitched in, although at first I was the only one who ate, which was rather embarrassing.
• Whatever might be the cost, he could not make up his mind to let slip so fair a chance of embarrassing his imperturbable enemy.
• Silently now, as silently as the real game must have been played, because of the embarrassing scene between husband and wife, the sinister game was carried to its conclusion.
• Had Aguinaldo accepted his offer, a most embarrassing situation would have resulted.
• The American cause in truth presented a strange and embarrassing dilemma, as we have remarked.
• This man had been placed in a most embarrassing situation by the arrival of Dr.
• To do Miss LILLAH MCCARTHY justice, she went through a scene embarrassing alike to actors and audience with as much dignity and aloofness as the situation admitted.
• The depth of suffering and the credulity revealed were often embarrassing and made me feel a fraud when I was aiming merely to amuse.
• These preparations for defensive warfare were not, however, so immediately embarrassing to the enemy as the action of the cavalry.
• Fujinami Gentaro and his family were delighted to hear that their plan was working so smoothly, and that they could so easily get rid of their embarrassing cousin.
• Lincoln, he would have found it difficult to do so without giving rise to much embarrassing gossip.
• Blair immediately relieved the President from the embarrassing situation, and he and his family behaved afterward with honorable spirit, giving loyal support to Mr.
• If you are placed in an embarrassing position, I am also.
• In connection with this subject the attention of Congress is respectfully called to a singular and embarrassing conflict of laws.
• About this time, the young man had another important conversation with his mother, which, perhaps, was more embarrassing than the one recorded above.
• A little embarrassing! Take stroll in Park to collect my thoughts.
• Particularly embarrassing was the passion for office that seized upon members of Congress.
• What a pity he should be deaf! It made it so awfully embarrassing to talk to him sometimes.
• Assuredly he had become an individual with whom traveling under the curious gaze of strangers would have been embarrassing.
• It had been marked by the appearance of a new party, the Free Soilers, an event which was at first extremely embarrassing to the managers of both the Democratic and Whig parties.

Similar words containing BARRASS without suffix ing and without prefix em

debarrass12 embarrass13 debarrassed15 debarrasses14 embarrassed16 embarrasses15 debarrassing16 disembarrass17 embarrassable19 embarrassedly21 embarrassment19 unembarrassed18 disembarrassed20 disembarrasses19 embarrassingly22 embarrassments20 unembarrassing19 disembarrassing21

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