be embarrassed
Antonyms
Examples
"Am I supposed to be embarrassed for being international?"
And I think it’s certainly worth picking fights with people like this, because I would be embarrassed if I wasn’t standing against someone like Viktor Orbán.”
Brown countered with a $10,000 bet, but after he was warned by the club owner not to take the bet because he would lose and be embarrassed, Brown agreed with Mike Agassi that they would set the amount after he and Andre played two sets.
After reading Campos’ in-depth analysis, we should all be embarrassed that we ever gave Broidy’s narrative even the slightest bit of credibility.
Eamonn Holmes praised for supportive reaction to Phillip Schofield coming out: 'Nobody should be embarrassed about their sexuality'
All of us should be embarrassed.