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Embarrassed : Humiliated :: Frightened :...

Embarrassed : Humiliated :: Frightened : ?

A

Terrified

B

Agitated

C

Courageous

D

Reckless

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The correct Answer is:
D
Embarras (Verb) means .to make somebody feel awkward, ashamed".
Frigthten means .to fill somebody with fear, to make somebody afraid.. Terrify means .to make somebody .very frightened..
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