| Definition of 'self-consciously' |
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1. (adverb) self-consciously
in an uncomfortably self-conscious manner
"the little girl self-consciously recited the poem"
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Sense: too easily becoming shy or embarrassed when in the presence of others
She'll never be a good teacher; – she's too self-conscious.
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 Afrikaans: selfbewus |
 Arabic: بِخَجَل |
 Bulgarian: смутено |
 Brazilian: envergonhadamente |
 Czech: rozpačitě |
 German: befangen |
 Danish: genert |
 Greek: αμήχανα |
 Spanish: tímidamente |
 Estonian: ujedalt |
 Farsi: خجولانه |
 Finnish: vaivaantuneesti |
 French: avec gêne |
 Hebrew: בִּמבוּכָה |
 Hindi: संकोच से |
 Croatian: smeteno, sputano |
 Hungarian: öntudatosan |
 Indonesian: secara pemalu |
 Icelandic: feimnislega |
 Italian: con imbarazzo |
 Japanese: 人目を気にして |
 Korean: 자의식적으로 |
 Lithuanian: droviai |
 Latvian: kautrīgi; bikli |
 Malay: dengan malu |
 Dutch: verlegen |
 Norwegian: sjenert, keitet |
 Polish: nieśmiało |
 Persian: خجولانه |
 Pashto: خجالتی |
 Portuguese: envergonhadamente |
 Romanian: cu jenă |
 Russian: застенчиво |
 Slovak: rozpačito |
 Slovenian: sramežljivo |
 Serbian: samosvesno |
 Swedish: osäkert, besvärat |
 Thai: อย่างประหม่า |
 Turkish: mahcubiyetle |
 Taiwanese: 容易害羞地 |
 Ukrainian: соромливо |
 Urdu: خودنگری سے |
 Vietnamese: e dè |
 Chinese: 难为情地，害羞地 |
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