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Meanings of much embarrassment in English
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Usage of much embarrassment in English
1
This has been and continues to be a subject of much embarrassment.
2
This work is the cause of much embarrassment to the poet's biographers.
3
Do you know how much shame, how much embarrassment you have caused me?
4
Chant caused me much embarrassment by leaving in the middle of my Breakfast Party.
5
You have freed me from much embarrassment; you have done me a great service.
6
She had looked up quickly at him in much embarrassment.
7
From how much embarrassment should I have relieved my father!
8
This unaccountable change of place for the rendezvous of the scattered vessels caused much embarrassment.
9
The girl was completely mollified, though in much embarrassment.
10
Carmichael rose in much embarrassment, and was quite confounded.
11
Hamilton has caused Mercedes much embarrassment recently, however.
12
You will have caused your government much embarrassment.
13
With much embarrassment and some prompting I made out to announce the object of the meeting.
14
These rumors produced much embarrassment in the camp.
15
These lectures stung the Irish to the quick, and gave much embarrassment to Froude's American friends.
16
In addition to the injuries suffered by the machinery, the lack of skilled workmen caused much embarrassment.
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