disembarrass — to free from embarrassment, confusion, or difficulty; to relieve of something burdensome
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to free from embarrassment, confusion, or difficulty; to relieve of something burdensome
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌdɪsɪmˈbærəs/
Korean meaning: 당황함이나 곤란함에서 벗어나게 하다, 부담스러운 것에서 해방시키다
Korean pronunciation: 디심**배**러스
Example Sentences
- The magician helped disembarrass the volunteer from the embarrassing magic trick gone wrong.
- She managed to disembarrass herself from the awkward conversation by pretending her phone rang.
- The financial advisor helped disembarrass the family from their mounting debts.
disembarrass
VERB//ˌdɪsɪmˈbærəs//
to free from embarrassment, confusion, or difficulty; to relieve of something burdensome
a kind friend quickly steps forward to help another person who has spilled coffee all over their shirt right before an important meeting. The helpful friend immediately offers their own clean jacket and uses napkins to clean up the mess. The embarrassed person's face transforms from mortified panic to visible relief as the crisis gets resolved. Other customers look away politely, giving them space to handle the situation. someone being freed from embarrassment and difficulty through another's helpful intervention
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Origin
From 17th-century French 'désembarrasser', meaning 'to free from embarrassment or difficulty'. Originally used in French court society when nobles needed to help each other recover from social blunders.
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“The magician helped disembarrass the volunteer from the embarrassing magic trick gone wrong.”
“She managed to disembarrass herself from the awkward conversation by pretending her phone rang.”
“The financial advisor helped disembarrass the family from their mounting debts.”
“He tried to disembarrass his friend from the responsibility of organizing the party.”
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