embarrassment

"No, not yet," Mary admitted, without sign of embarrassment.

His embarrassment, or ugliness of temper, or whatever it was, was gone.

I could not answer her directly, and felt myself flushing with embarrassment.

Lady Delacour sat down again, ashamed of her own embarrassment.

Perceiving a stranger in the wagon she paused, with a look of embarrassment.

"That's why I came here, Betty," he pursued, blind to her embarrassment.

She blushed deeper, and in her embarrassment she moistened her lips with her tongue.

With some embarrassment he delicately, timidly, hinted his apprehensions.

"No, I don't think so, I shan't be able," replied the young man in embarrassment.

Dario in his embarrassment glanced at Benedetta, who still smiled.