"embarrassingness" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] and without the least show of embarrassment, or, to be just, of embarrassingness, he advanced to the bedside and held out his hand.",
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          "text": "Philosophers use the word quale to describe the \"ringyness\" of the experience of a bell, the redness of the experience of red, the embarrassingness of an experience of embarrassment, and so forth.",
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          "text": "Unintellectual he may be, but Gately's reactions to the maudlin embarrassingness and awfulness of AA's precepts sound very much like Wallace's in “An Ex-Resident's Story,” and for this reader they provide the realest and most beautiful and exact account of the author's own experiences.",
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