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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as embarrass" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "I felt as embarrass when I tripped in front of everyone."
Alternatives: "as embarrassed" or "as mortified".
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On Sunday, they did not defeat the Kansas City Chiefs so much as embarrass them.
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(Almost as embarrassing as the cub scout debacle).
Did she feel as embarrassed as her now ex-husband about their early hits?
After all, bailing on dinner via text message doesn't feel as disrespectful as standing up someone, or as embarrassing.
Although Apple found itself in an awkward position, it was not as embarrassed as Jennifer Lawrence, a film star whose nude pictures found their way onto the web.
The third, driven home by Jason Puncheon in the 88th minute, rendered the scoreline as embarrassing as the performance for Solskjaer and his team.
Everything's bigger in America, isn't it, so I'll have to think of something twice as embarrassing.
As offensive as The Black and White Minstrel Show, as embarrassing as The Benny Hill Show, and just as certain to be consigned to the past.
There were glaring weaknesses, mainly at the back and in midfield, but this was nowhere near as embarrassing as the mess of 2010.
Perhaps neither American player was as embarrassed as this ball boy, who tripped over an advertisement sign during the Murray-Ernests Gulbis match.
And Mendelsohn seems as embarrassed as anyone, judging by the layers of literary enamel she has flung at her own story.
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