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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as embarrassed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare someone's level of embarrassment to another person or situation.
Example: "She felt as embarrassed as he did when they realized their mistake."
Alternatives: "just as embarrassed" or "equally embarrassed".
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And was I as embarrassed as they were?
By now she looks almost as embarrassed as I do.
He caught me watching him, and he seemed as embarrassed as I was.
McGill was evidently not as embarrassed as they should have been.
Colangelo watched the Americans lose in the 2004 Olympics and found himself "as embarrassed as anyone else," he said Sunday.
"I hope all your guests aren't as embarrassed as I am," I stammered, not even sure what I meant.
In the Holiday Bowl the Huskers were penalized 12 times for 102 yards, leading Nebraska coach Bo Pelini to describe himself afterward as "embarrassed" and say, "I obviously didn't get them ready to play.
I'm embarrassed to admit — though probably not nearly as embarrassed as I should be — that I've spent more time watching, contemplating and analyzing John McClane than I have, say, Hamlet.
He added that Britain was not "sharing the burden" because it was not in the euro, but claimed that the UK was "just as embarrassed as the Europeans by the financial crisis".
He's just been laid off and is being ushered out of the office building immediately by Jerry Ross Bickelll), the friendly security guard, who's almost as embarrassed as he is.
"She came to the office (for the obligatory sandwich), and within minutes I could tell that she was as embarrassed as I was to be having a discussion about this dopey non-subject," he writes.
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