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Which of the followings is odd A disconcert B discountenance C mortify D abash E vain?
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What are some synonyms for the word embarrassed?
Synonyms for the word 'embarrassed' could include words such as abash, bother, discombobulate, distress, perplex, stun, discompose, disconcert or stun.
Use abash in a sentence?
abash
What is a sentence using the word abash or abashment?
When he exposed his penis it caused them some abashment. or... No matter what you did he was difficult to abash.
What is the Igbo meaning for the word Abash?
"Abash" in Igbo can be translated to "gbafka" which means to feel embarrassed or humiliated.
Use abstemious in a sentence?
abash
How do you use abash in a sentence?
Susie felt abashed when the boy in the laundromat picked up her fallen undergarments.
What is the difference between shame embarrassment and nervousness?
Shame:the painful feeling arising from the consciousness ofsomething dishonorable, improper, ridiculous, etc., done by oneself or another: She was overcome with shame.Embarrassment:to cause confusion and shame to; make uncomfortably self-conscious; disconcert; abash: His bad table manners were an embarrassment to her.Nervousness:highly excitable; unnaturally or acutely uneasy or apprehensive: to become nervous under stress.
Was the word abash in the book you heard the owl call your name?
nope you losers
What are some words that end with Bash?
Abash and calabash are words that end with 'bash'.
How do you use the word abash in a sentence?
To abase is to humble yourself or to reduce in rank. Here are some sentences.You must abase yourself before the king and beg forgiveness.I'm not going to abase myself any more.The bully is planning to abase his victims to humiliate them further.
What are some 5-letter words that end with the letter H?
couch laugh you have to be more specific there are hundreds! for example sarah, aargh, abash, barth and etc.
What is a synonym for dismay?
Distress, chagrin, consternation, rattle, perplex, confound, daunt...
