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“make someone feel self-conscious” in Spanish

Spanish

Pronunciation

IPA/akompleˈxaɾ/

Example

Su actitud me acomplejó y no pude hablar.

His attitude made me feel self-conscious and I couldn't speak.

Illustration for acomplejar (make someone feel self-conscious)

How to say “make someone feel self-conscious” in Spanish

“Make someone feel self-conscious” in Spanish is acomplejar.

Person causing another to lower their gaze and shrink back.

Full entry for acomplejar: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with acomplejar

Los comentarios negativos pueden acomplejar a cualquiera.

Negative comments can make anyone feel self-conscious.

Tips for using acomplejar

  • Used transitively with a to mark who is affected (acomplejar a alguien); contrast with acomplejarse, which means to become self-conscious oneself.

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