Having been freed from embarrassment or difficulty; relieved of confusion or awkwardness.
Past tense and past participle of disembarrass, with the -ed suffix showing completed action or adjective formation. The root comes from French via Spanish.
A disembarrassed person is one who has been gracefully freed from social awkwardness—a state 19th-century literature characters desperately sought!
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