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Meanings of embarrassment in английском
Emotional state experienced when one commits a socially unacceptable act that is witnessed by or revealed to others.
Related terms
португальский
superabundância каталонский
plètora Синонимы
Examples for "plethora"
Examples for "plethora"
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A plethora of genetic association analyses have identified several genetic risk loci.
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Simon's story is surely fitting with 2017's plethora of airline horror stories.
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Thus the resulting plethora of humanoid-inhabited planets in various stages of development.
4
There's a plethora of great graphics that you can send as images.
5
It's a marquee staple that brings together basketball's plethora of different cultures.
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With him, sincerity in art was a fetish; in life, a superfluity.
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They might seem therefore to be both a superfluity and an incumbrance.
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Now and again the superfluity of ashes encroached on the live coals.
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The vacuity and the superfluity are thus partially compensated by each other.
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We have all that in common, the accusation of senescence and superfluity.
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This overplus, deducting the expenses, is real wealth added to the land.
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In overplus of strength we have the measure of a man's greatness.
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Nature must therefore have provided some place for the escape of the overplus.
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We were restless and untrained, with an overplus of spirits difficult to control.
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Thou wilt not have one farthing overplus at death and judgment.
Usage of embarrassment in английском
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The resolution has no practical consequences other than political embarrassment for Borissov.
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Suddenly in the midst of the general embarrassment my godfather exclaimed brutally:
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The General felt her embarrassment and busied himself in stirring the fire.
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In Turkey, the crisis in Syria is much more than an embarrassment.
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It will be a great embarrassment to the USA, the tweet said.
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Wolfgang never showed the least embarrassment in the society of the great.
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The general puffed out his cheeks, and coughed a bit in embarrassment.
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Guest flushed with embarrassment; with something deeper than embarrassment; with honest shame.
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Edward Snowden's latest revelations were a huge embarrassment for the UK Government.
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At the meeting, Councillor John Robson described the ban as an embarrassment.
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And the embarrassment factor makes these ones a lot harder to ask.
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How can our delicate security ecosystem survive if embarrassment becomes a crime?
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He hesitated; then plucking courage from the embarrassment of silence, went on:
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Penelope was conscious that she did not know; embarrassment made her stubborn.
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It usually ends in a bit of embarrassment, but nothing too serious.
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In finding one fitted for the purpose, the Knight betrayed no embarrassment.
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Translations for embarrassment
русский
испанский
каталонский
португальский
Embarrassment through the time
Embarrassment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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