Mortifyingly Embarrassing Moments We'd Rather Forget
Mortifyingly (adverb) means in a way that causes deep embarrassment or shame. It can be used to describe an action or situation that is humiliating or distressing, and often implies that the person experiencing it feels like they have been put in their place or made to feel foolish.
Examples:
* Her mistake was mortifyingly embarrassing in front of all her colleagues.
* His failure to prepare for the presentation was mortifyingly obvious to everyone in the room.
* The news of her father's infidelity was mortifyingly devastating for her entire family.
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