1. freed from embarrassment, constraint, or awkwardness; at ease

1. past tense and past participle of disembarrass; to free from embarrassment or constraint
Usage: formal; archaic

Examples

• She felt disembarrassed after finally speaking her mind to the group.
• The speaker seemed disembarrassed and confident during the presentation.
• He disembarrassed himself from the awkward social situation by changing the subject.
• Once the misunderstanding was cleared up, they both felt disembarrassed.
• The formal apology disembarrassed the tension between the two colleagues.
• She appeared disembarrassed and natural in front of the camera.
• He disembarrassed his conscience by admitting the truth.