unembarrassing
unembarrassing adjective: not embarrassing.
Adjective
unembarrassing (comparative more unembarrassing, superlative most unembarrassing)
- Not embarrassing.
- At 42, Mr. Chandler has had a career distinguished by few roles that are as well conceived (or as fundamentally unembarrassing) as this one.2008 June 8, Ginia Bellafante, “After 20 Years, Kyle Chandler Gets Off the Bench”, in New York Times
Forms of unembarrassing
| comparative | more unembarrassing |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unembarrassing |
Origin of unembarrassing
From un- + embarrassing.
Questions about unembarrassing
- What does unembarrassing mean?
- Unembarrassing means not embarrassing.
- What part of speech is unembarrassing?
- Unembarrassing is an adjective.
Words near unembarrassing in the dictionary
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