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self-conscious

/ˌselfˈkɒn.ʃəs/

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adjective

/ˌselfˈkɒn.ʃəs/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который чрезмерно осознаёт себя, свои действия или внешность, часто испытывая нервозность или смущение в социальных ситуациях.

Describes a person who is overly aware of themselves, their actions, or appearance, often feeling nervous or embarrassed in social situations.

  1. Aware of oneselfB2formal

    Having a clear awareness of one's own existence, thoughts, and actions as an individual.

    ruСамоосознающий

    • As a teenager, she became more self-conscious about her identity.
    • The artist's work is deeply self-conscious, reflecting on the creative process itself.
    • He is a self-conscious writer, always analyzing his own motives.

    Synonymsconsciousintrospectivereflectiveself-aware

  2. Uncomfortably aware of appearanceB1informal

    Feeling excessively worried or embarrassed about how one appears to others, often leading to awkwardness.

    ruЗастенчивый

    • He felt self-conscious about his new haircut at the party.
    • She becomes self-conscious when everyone stares at her.
    • Public speaking makes him feel self-conscious and nervous.

    Synonymsawkwardbashfuldiffidentembarrassedguardedill at easeinsecuresheepishshyuncomfortable

    Antonymsassuredconfidentunselfconscious

Forms
  • more self-conscious comparative form
  • most self-conscious superlative form
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