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The phrase "all a bit embarrassing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or feeling that is slightly awkward or uncomfortable.
Example: "When I realized I had forgotten my friend's birthday, I found it all a bit embarrassing."
Alternatives: "somewhat awkward" or "a little humiliating".
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No matter how you looked at it, it was all a bit embarrassing.
It's all a bit embarrassing.
This, he concedes, is "all a bit embarrassing".
It is all a bit embarrassing to watch.
All a bit embarrassing ReprintsIn any event, could such suspicions be proved?
All a bit embarrassing ReprintsIn his time he has had some interesting and prescient ideas.
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He didn't get any runs at all for Sussex, and it all got a bit embarrassing".
Titters at the back will be a small price to pay if Mona progress to arenas, though it might all sound a bit embarrassing if they end up playing pubs.
But this is a bit embarrassing all the same.
I should and will confess that when I became mindful of all the "shoulds" I had been uttering, it was a bit embarrassing.
Yes, I know it's a bit embarrassing for me, especially after the chasing I gave him all last season.
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