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Meanings of very embarrassing in English

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Usage of very embarrassing in English
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The part that the worthy priest had to play was very embarrassing.
Mauprat
2
This friendship helps her through her first, very embarrassing, day at school.
Radio NZ
3
If it is not agreeable, it may be very embarrassing to her.
The Book of Good Manners; a Guide to Polite Usage for All Social...
4
Our situation was really very embarrassing, but not to laugh was impossible.
Domestic Manners of the Americans
5
It was very embarrassing to him to have to stand there naked.
Lonesome dove
6
I know; and in a Juge d'Instruction it is very embarrassing.
At the Villa Rose
7
This is very embarrassing, said Faiza, a garment worker quoted in the report.
Reuters
8
Under the circumstances, the interview threatened to begin in a very embarrassing manner.
My Lady's Money
9
That would have been very embarrassing if I got that wrong.
Wired
10
The beard invites an accumulation of ice, which may often be very embarrassing.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition...
11
At my age it is very embarrassing to me to stutter.
Stammering, Its Cause and Cure
12
To Republican leaders as a whole, the event was very embarrassing.
History of the United States
13
If so, I am afraid we will find it very embarrassing.
The Prince of Graustark
14
If you won't speak, I suppose I must, but it is very embarrassing.
Rainbow's End
15
There were arguments tending either way; "the contradictory circumstances were very embarrassing."
The Life of Captain Matthew Flinders
16
Said she, blushing furiously: Mr. Harding, I find myself in a very embarrassing position.
The Price She Paid
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