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Traditional English :: embarras de choix
embarrassingly.html - n.
(also embarras de richesse(s)) more choices than one needs or can deal with. [F, = embarrassment of choice, riches]
Traditional English :: embarrass
embarrassingly.html - v.tr.
1 cause (a person) to feel awkward or self-conscious or ashamed.
2 (as embarrassed adj.) encumbered with debts.
3 encumber, impede.
4 complicate (a question etc.).
5 perplex.
    embarrassedly adv. embarrassingly adv. embarrassment n. [F embarrasser (orig. = hamper) f. Sp. embarazar f. It. imbarrare bar in (as IN-(2), BAR(1))]
Traditional English :: embargo
embarrassingly.html - n. & v.
--n.
    (pl. -oes)
    1 an order of a State forbidding foreign ships to enter, or any ships to leave, its ports.
    2 an official suspension of commerce or other activity (be under an embargo).
    3 an impediment.
--v.
    tr. (-oes, -oed)
    1 place (ships, trade, etc.) under embargo.
    2 seize (a ship, goods) for State service. [Sp. f. embargar arrest f. Rmc (as IN-(2), BAR(1))]
Traditional English :: embark
embarrassingly.html - v.
1 tr. & intr. (often foll. by for) put or go on board a ship or aircraft (to a destination).
2 intr. (foll. by on, upon) engage in an activity or undertaking.
    embarkation n. (in sense 1). [F embarquer (as IN-(2), BARK(3))]
Traditional English :: embarras de choix
embarrassingly.html - n.
(also embarras de richesse(s)) more choices than one needs or can deal with. [F, = embarrassment of choice, riches]
Traditional English :: embarrass
embarrassingly.html - v.tr.
1 cause (a person) to feel awkward or self-conscious or ashamed.
2 (as embarrassed adj.) encumbered with debts.
3 encumber, impede.
4 complicate (a question etc.).
5 perplex.
    embarrassedly adv. embarrassingly adv. embarrassment n. [F embarrasser (orig. = hamper) f. Sp. embarazar f. It. imbarrare bar in (as IN-(2), BAR(1))]
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