embarrassing

IPA: ɪmbˈɛrʌsɪŋ

Causing embarrassment; leading to a feeling of uncomfortable shame or self-consciousness.

Examples of "embarrassing" in Sentences

Some of her scenes with her mother are just plain embarrassing to watch.
The press covering the issue seems interested in embarrassing the administration
Even more embarrassing is the fact that their entire campaign is based on a falsehood.
"I don't want to use the word embarrassing - but it is a little bit embarrassing," Flood said.
I doing a course in order to become a Penetration Tester, do u find the title embarrassing? en Español
No whats truely embarrassing is the Republican party hurting this country just so they can make Obama look bad how saD
And Bardella told the New Yorker that some reporters would publish his pitches almost word for word, which he called "embarrassing."
AP News in Brief at 5: 58 p.m. EDT celebrity status Friday to draw attention to what she called the embarrassing and "shameful practice" of seal hunting in her homeland.
The Cubs' mid-game meltdown was so unsettling that manager Mike Quade held a closed-door meeting after the game, venting his frustration over what he called an embarrassing performance all-around.
What's kind of embarrassing is that the city takes a certain measure of pride in them, even though it looks like one day, probably sooner rather than later, they'll be the retail equivalent of mullets.