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self-conscious

/ˌselfˈkɒn.ʃəs/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa que tem consciência excessiva de si mesma, de suas ações ou aparência, muitas vezes sentindo nervosismo ou vergonha em situações sociais. Também pode indicar alguém que se sente observado ou julgado pelos outros.

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adjective

/ˌselfˈkɒn.ʃəs/B2formal
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa que tem consciência excessiva de si mesma, de suas ações ou aparência, muitas vezes sentindo nervosismo ou vergonha em situações sociais. Também pode indicar alguém que se sente observado ou julgado pelos outros.

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.

    ptAutoconsciente

    • 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.

    Sinônimosconsciousintrospectivereflectiveself-aware

  2. Uncomfortably aware of appearanceB1informal

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

    ptInseguro

    • 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.

    Sinônimosawkwardbashfuldiffidentembarrassedguardedill at easeinsecuresheepishshyuncomfortable

    Antônimosassuredconfidentunselfconscious

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