imbar Synonyms
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imbar Meaning
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imbar (v. t.)
To bar in; to secure.
imbar Sentence Examples
- Her sudden appearance imbarrassed him deeply, as he had not expected her to arrive so early.
- The politician's gaffe imbarrassed his entire party and cast doubt on his credibility.
- The child felt imbarrassed after accidentally spilling his juice all over the table.
- The speaker's poorly prepared speech imbarrassed both himself and his audience.
- The team's embarrassing loss imbarrassed their coach and left them feeling dejected.
- The imbarrassing incident tainted their reputation and made it difficult for them to regain public trust.
- The teacher's insensitive comment imbarrassed the student in front of the entire class.
- The couple's public disagreement imbarrassed their friends and made them question the strength of their relationship.
- The politician's financial scandals imbarrassed his constituents and raised concerns about his ethics.
- The employee's unprofessional behavior imbarrassed the company and resulted in disciplinary action.
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To bar in; to secure.
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Her sudden appearance imbarrassed him deeply, as he had not expected her to arrive so early.
The politician's gaffe imbarrassed his entire party and cast doubt on his credibility.
The child felt imbarrassed after accidentally spilling his juice all over the table.
The speaker's poorly prepared speech imbarrassed both himself and his audience.
