How to pronounce “embarrassing”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• present participle and gerund of embarrass
• [Noun]
• The action of the verb to embarrass; embarrassment.
• [Adjective]
• Causing embarrassment; leading to a feeling of uncomfortable shame or self-consciousness.

Practice Nearby Words

mortifying, difficult, hard, unenviable, unpleasant, awkward, sticky, embarrassment, shame, bashful, humiliating, demeaning, hurtful, uncomfortable, disconcerting, uneasy, disturbing, distressing, ashamed, troubling, shaming, troublesome, outrageous, galling, messy, bothersome, shameful, appalling, painful, disgraceful, tiresome, terrible, annoying, disruptive, annoyed, irritating, scandalous, sore, grievous, confusing, lamentable, regrettable, tedious, disagreeable, perplexing, sad, grim, nasty, unfortunate, cumbersome, puzzling, shocking, hampering, hindering, laborious, unsatisfactory, ridiculous, weird, unworthy, critical, inconvenient, shameless, intrusive, delicate, unwelcome, intimate, thorny, blushing, nutty, distracting, compromising, unbecoming, excruciating, degrading, cringeworthy, ignominious, abashing, discomfiting, unsettling, self-conscious, humbling, embarassing, embarassment, embarras, e-barrassment, secondhand embarrassment, vicarious embarrassment, confusion, upsetting, egg on one's face, disconcertion, crying shame, spectacle, corner, disgrace, indignity, ridiculing, reproach, imbrutement, opprobrium

Similar Sounds

embarrassing, embarassing, impressing, embarrassed, embarrass, embracing, embarrasses, embarrassingly, embarass, embarras, impairing, embossing, imperiling, impressum, impressive, comparison, embarrassment, increasing, imperative, empowering, embarking, importing, imparting, inheriting, embezzling, immersing, embracive, imbedding