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You can use it to describe how someone feels in a particular situation, as in the following example sentence: Alice was embarrassed about making a mistake in front of the whole class.
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I'm embarrassed about it".
"I was a little embarrassed about it".
(He was later somewhat embarrassed about this).
Maybe he's embarrassed about it.
Rather seemed embarrassed about it.
I'm embarrassed about my thumb.
I've got nothing to be embarrassed about".
"I'm a little embarrassed about it.
It has nothing to be embarrassed about".
They won't tell you that, because they're embarrassed about that.
Many grown women still feel embarrassed about buying tampons.
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