embarrassing (Meaning)

Wordnet

embarrassing (s)

hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment

causing to feel shame or chagrin or vexation

Webster

of Embarrass

No weak antonyms found.

The student's flubbed presentation left them feeling deeply embarrassed.
Losing the keys in front of my crush was an embarrassing moment I'd rather forget.
The comedian's crude jokes made the audience feel embarrassed and uncomfortable.
My parents' embarrassing display of affection made me want to hide under a rock.
The CEO's embarrassing gaffe during the press conference caused a public outcry.
I was embarrassed to admit that I had never heard of the popular show.
The athlete's embarrassing performance led to a disappointing loss.
The politician's embarrassing scandal threatened to derail their campaign.
The teacher's embarrassing mistake made the students giggle uncontrollably.
The embarrassing situation made it difficult for me to maintain my composure.

hard to deal with; especially causing pain or embarrassment, causing to feel shame or chagrin or vexationof Embarrass

disturbing, confusing, unpleasant, awkward,uncomfortable, difficult, inconvenient, humiliating, discomfiting, troublesome

agreeable, comfortable, convenient, agreeable, comfortable,convenient, pleasing,pleasing,

The student's flubbed presentation left them feeling deeply embarrassed.

Losing the keys in front of my crush was an embarrassing moment I'd rather forget.

The comedian's crude jokes made the audience feel embarrassed and uncomfortable.

My parents' embarrassing display of affection made me want to hide under a rock.